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Apresentação scriptcase 2014
A Netmake é uma empresa brasileira que produz o software Scriptcase há mais de 15 anos. O Scriptcase permite o desenvolvimento rápido de sistemas web sem necessidade de programação, sendo utilizado por mais de 40.000 usuários em mais de 70 países. Alguns dos principais recursos do Scriptcase incluem cadastros, relatórios, integração com redes sociais e segurança avançada.
Apresentação scriptcase 2014
- 2. Netmake Fabricante do Software Empresa Sólida, Mais de15 Anos de Mercado Atua em mais de 70 Países – 06 Idiomas + De 40.000 Usuários no Mundo Produto em Constante Evolução – Versão 7.
- 3. Top Vendas América Latina: 1-EstadosUnidos 2- México 3- Brasil 4- Colômbia 5- Indonésia Estatísticas Netmake Acessos (dia): 2.500 Downloads (mês): 5.000 Crescimento Annual 40%
- 5. Reduz em 2/3o Tempo Gasto nos Projetos WEB
- 7. = 1,2 H/PF APFAnálise de Ponto de Função é uma técnica para medição de tamanho de projetos de software. A medida é independente da tecnologia utilizada. • ASP 06 H/PF • .NET 08 H/PF • JAVA 15 H/ PF • PHP 05 H/PF Fonte:blogcmmi.com.br + Tecnologias utilizadas no mercado
- 9. Benefícios das Soluções desenvolvidasem Scriptcase Simplicidade Portabildiade Performace Escalabilidade Segurança Retorno (ROI)
- 11. Principais Recursos Cadastros Relatórios Dinâmicos GráficoHTML 5 Calendário / Agenda Integração YouTube/Maps Integração com Pay Pal Segurança / Integração LDAP Filtros e Quick Search Dashboards QR Code Integração com mídias sociais (Facebook,Google,Twitter) Menu Mobile
- 13. Mais de 12.000 Clientesno Mundo Corporativo Brasil Administração Federal
- 14. Mais de 12.000 Clientesno Mundo Administração Municipal Administração Estadual
- 15. Mais de 12.000 Clientesno Mundo Educação Conselhos
- 16. Mais de 12.000 Clientesno Mundo Forças Armadas Transporte
- 17. Mais de 12.000 Clientesno Mundo Engenharia Órgãos de Fomento
- 19. Educação, Saúde, Segurança,Tributos e Licitações: estas são algumas das áreas em que a Prefeitura de Diadema usa soluções criadas com o Scriptcase (www.scriptcase.com.br). A tecnologia brasileira foi escolhida pela cidade de 400 mil habitantes para acelerar o desenvolvimento de sistemas da informação e consolidar processos internos e de prestação de serviços à população. A Prefeitura de Diadema passou a usar o Scriptcase em 2007. Desde então, 104 sistemas foram criados com a plataforma. “Nós escolhemos o Scriptcase por uma questão de custo benefício e funcionalidade”, conta Jadelson Silva, coordenador de Projetos em Desenvolvimento de Sistemas da Secretaria de Planejamento e Gestão. A ferramenta simplifica o desenvolvimento de sistemas. Com o uso de uma interface visual, a quantidade de programação necessária para criar um software é reduzida em até 80%. “Nossa atividade fim não é a informática, por isso usamos o Scriptcase para atender todas as necessidades”, diz o coordenador. “Além de ser eficiente, a plataforma é simples de usar e oferece controle sobre resultados”, explica o coordenador. Com exceção da gestão de pagamentos e emissão de notas fiscais, que são terceirizados, todos os outros processos da municipalidade são geridos por soluções desenvolvidas com o Scritpcase. São sistemas como o Banco de Alimentos, para o controle de recebimento e distribuição de mantimentos, Carregando Saúde, que administra a frota de veículos especiais da Saúde, e Adolescente Aprendiz, que gerencia estagiários da administração municipal. Uma das vantagens de usar a mesma plataforma é a geração de um banco unificado com dados de cidadãos. Prefeitura de Diadema usa Scriptcase para desenvolver 104 sistemas
- 20. Galo da Madrugadaé um motivo de diversão para foliões e de preocupação para o Corpo de Bombeiros Militar de Pernambuco (CBM-PE). A corporação conta com apoio da tecnologia para cuidar da segurança de 2,5 milhões participantes da festa. É um sistema de informações que ajuda a monitorar e organizar em tempo real a atuação de cada um dos militares em campo durante a festa. A ferramenta foi desenvolvida com o software brasileiro Scriptcase (http://www.scriptcase.com.br). O sistema identifica ocorrências e a necessidade de realocar o efetivo disponível para lidar com emergências. O controle é feito em uma espécie de sala de guerra, com monitores gigantes e mesas 0. As informações recolhidas em um ano – quantidade, horário e localização de ocorrências - ajudam no planejamento de atitudes preventivas para ocasiões futuras. “Usamos o sistema há quatro anos no Galo, e os incidentes diminuíram”, conta Major Marcelo Maciel, chefe do Centro de Tecnologia, Informação e Comunicação (Ctic) dos Bombeiros. O sistema foi desenvolvido para monitorar grandes eventos, como o Carnaval, e também será usado durante os jogos da Copa do Mundo. A plataforma do CBM-PE foi desenvolvida com o Scriptcase, que funciona como uma interface visual para desenvolvimento de sistemas. “Nós automatizamos a parte mecânica de escrever novos códigos e reduzimos o tempo de trabalho em 80%”, conta Érico Oliveira, diretor comercial do Scriptcase. “Na prática, nós oferecemos soluções de desenvolvimento de softwares para quem não tem conhecimento profundo sobre programação.” A parceria com o CBM-PE vem desde 2007, mas se intensificou em 2010, quando o Scriptcase desenvolveu vários de seus sistemas. Com 20 anos de casa, o Major Maciel sentiu a diferença. “É como se tivéssemos ido da idade da pedra para a da informação de uma só vez”. Criado em 2001, o Scriptcase tem mais de 20 mil clientes em 70 países no mundo e outros três mil no Brasil, entre empresas e profissionais de TI. Bombeiros do PE usam tecnologia SCRIPTCASE para garantir segurança de foliões
- 21. comercial@scriptcase.com.br Contatos 0800-729-1053 Agende uma reuniãoe conheça os benefícios do ScriptCase www.scriptcase.com.br
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