Web Tools for 24 by 7 Information Management

VRP Consulting Simplifies Cisco Systems Information Management 

VRP created a unified suite of web tools for Cisco Systems to simplify the Information Management of the vast amount of information being generated and communicated. VRP’s web tools include the following bundled capabilities: Browser Compatibility Checker, Link Checker, and Spell Checker. The Browser Compatibility module was created to ensure that there is viewing compatibility in Internet Explorer to Firefox and beyond to ensure a seamless external user experience. The Link Checker module alerts the VRP administrator to problems as they occur and result in broken links enabling them to investigate and make changes quickly. The Spell checker module ensures that content is spelled correctly. Given the international nature of Cisco's internal and external facing content there is the capability to work in multiple languages.

Web Tools for Oncologists

VRP Designs User-Friendly Interface 

VRP helped Cogent Medicine implement complex relationships among a large set of new data objects, systems integration with the existing databases, and create a user-friendly interface that presents this complex web of information in a meaningful and useful way. The project contained many layers within and of the project itself. These layers included: information architecture, database design, data connection or linkage, and presentation. Our staff worked alongside Cogent's team to solve problems and architect, program and implement solutions.

 

Global Resources Enabling Web Development at Light Speed

VRP Works Quickly and Efficiently 

VRP developed and made the Management Leadership for Tomorrow (MLT) website live in less than a week just in time for CNN's special on the non-profit aired. After discovering the code written by the original web developers was unusable, the decision was made in conjunction with the New York design firm that the only way possible to meet the non profit's timeline was to start again from scratch. VRP worked night and day to complete the site, handing off work between offshore web developers and US web developers to get the work done quickly and effectively in the limited time remaining before the broadcast. The web site successfully absorbed over 1 million hits that evening during the course of the broadcast. While not the ideal conditions for web development work, it is a tribute to the design, the architecture and graphics, and the web development team that this site was brought up fully functional in 4 calendar days. www.ml4t.org