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Extend Enterprise Resource Management, Scheduling and Optimization from Desktop Applications to Mobile DevicesDBI Technologies Inc. releases Solutions Schedule for Silverlight 5
Winnipeg, MB. - June, 2012 - DBI Technologies Inc., the leading innovator of resource management, scheduling and optimization component software solutions, is proud to announce the release of Solutions Schedule for Silverlight. Responding directly to customer requests and increasing market demand for solutions that help organizations attain optimized resourcing and process efficiencies; the release of Solutions Schedule for Silverlight offers organizations a breadth of capability to maximize their valuable corporate assets with applications that run on desktops to mobile devices.
Industry tested, the Solutions Schedule architecture and design has become the platinum standard for Visual Studio Developers for their visual resource planning, production management and optimization scheduling solutions. Applications developed with Solutions Schedule and Studio Controls component software provide Enterprise Managers with the tools to quickly maximize their valuable assets - applying the right resources, at the right times and in the right places.
"Our customers look to the reliability of DBI component software products to deliver the functionality they need for their commercial software offerings" said Rod Miller, vice president. "There is no greater opportunity than when our customers lean on us for the right tools to manage and present enterprise information with the intuitive ease they want in their software." It has become more critical than ever that the controls and component software we deliver exceed the expectations of our customers - expectations that have become an industry norm.
Solutions Schedule for Silverlight's optimized architecture and design make this control ideally suited for the most demanding applications, handling thousands of activities, resources, constraints and reservations. Solutions Schedule for Silverlight is designed for every industry in which valuable resources, including people, machines and raw materials, need to be scheduled, planned and the application of those resources optimized.
"We are pleased that Visual Studio Industry Partner DBI Technologies is taking advantage of the latest developments,” said Catherine Crim, lead marketing manager, Developer Platform and Tools at Microsoft. “DBI's resource planning and scheduling software is based on advanced development architectures enabling development teams to integrate scheduling and optimization functionality quickly and cost-effectively."
From commercially available production and service planning systems by Microsoft, to Healthcare systems from McKesson to commercial enterprise logistics solutions, all have a common desirable result for effective software that allows their customers and end-users to just get the job done. There is one common denominator in all of these corporate systems - DBI scheduling component software. DBI's component software solutions offer corporate development teams a direct advantage that speak to bottom line success.
DBI's industry proven component-based software is found in commercial and enterprise solutions supporting healthcare and logistics systems to manufacturing and assembly line production systems. Designed to complement and enhance existing investments in enterprise resource planning, the advanced planning and scheduling (APS) solutions offered by DBi's Component Software are hitting the mark. Helping business succeed.
Solutions Schedule for Silverlight has been released with an introductory price starting at $989 for a single developer license. Full product details, enterprise licensing and other component software solutions from DBI can be found at: https://www.dbi-tech.com or directly from one of DBI's many world wide value added reseller partners.
DBI offers creative and innovative solutions for customers looking to incorporate industry leading technologies built on commercially sound component-based architectures.
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