Intentia, a provider of solutions for manufacturing, distribution, and service companies, has been accepted into the IBM ServerProven and StorageProven programs. The IBM certification gives customers a guarantee that the Intentia Application Suite is fully compatible with IBM server and storage solutions. This applies to both the current version of the suite and its future updates.
IBM specialists have confirmed that Intentia’s enterprise applications running on IBM servers are optimally configured and provide a high price-to-performance ratio, low risk, and scalability as the company’s needs grow. Approximately 3,000 users currently use Intentia’s enterprise resource planning (ERP) system running on the IBM platform.
As a participant in the Total StorageProven (TSP) program, Intentia has the ability to configure its solutions. This allows them to effectively interoperate with IBM databases and requires only minimal customization. This enables full utilization of IBM storage capabilities, such as data consistency, database-level scalability, and virtual storage – both in centralized and decentralized environments.
Intentia has been collaborating with IBM for over 20 years, creating enterprise solutions using Java that are tailored to IBM technology. As an IBM business partner, Intentia can offer its customers special, cost-effective IBM solutions designed for servers and storage.
This collaboration also increases the popularity of the Intentia Application Suite. IBM users can search the global registry of solutions belonging to the ServerProven and TSP programs, located at http://www.developer.ibm.com/gsdod/homepage.do?OpenForm. This allows enterprises interested in an ERP system or supply chain management applications to immediately familiarize themselves with Intentia’s offering, which is associated with a low level of risk.
The Intentia Application Suite consists of eight application groups: Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Enterprise Management (ENM), Supplier Relationship Management (SRM), Supply Chain Management (SCM), Enterprise Performance Management (EPM), Workplace Management (WPM), Value Chain Collaboration (VCC), and Foundations and Tools (FTO).