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Prestaciones Universales Offers New Online Services With an Integrated IT Infrastructure

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Overview Prestaciones Universales wanted to create a solid, integrated technological infrastructure to achieve operating efficiency to meet the great demand of requests for electronic coupons and services in a Web environment and implement a robust database to provide secure information interfaces throughout administrative areas. The challenge was to develop a portal in a Web environment to offer quick Internet-based service for requests for electronic coupons and improve information processing time to accelerate response times and improve client service. The company established an integrated technological infrastructure with the help of Oracle Technology On Demand, allowing the company to meet the increase in monthly requests for electronic coupons. It also implemented Oracle Database to improve reliability and provide up-to-date information interfaces throughout administrative areas.

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Publisher	Oracle	File Format	PDF
Date Published	December 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Infrastructure Management, Portals, Database Management

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