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Cogenix is proud to present the following solutions
Sales Portal
Adobe, the second largest desktop software company in the United States, builds award-winning software solutions for network publishing, including web, print, video, wireless, and broadband applications. Marketing their impressive list of products requires a continual transfer of ideas and information among a large staff located throughout the world. Cogenix delivered a business intelligence solution to communicate critical information between teams and groups. Armed with this data, Adobe Marketing can plan more efficiently and minimize uninformed risk-taking.
Workflow Solution
The Lakehaven Utility District provides water and sewer service to Federal Way, Washington and surrounding areas. With an out-of-date, paper-based system for tracking and approval of staff time, processing monthly payroll was a costly and inefficient process. Lakehaven required a solution that combined cutting-edge technology with a simple, user-friendly interface. The Cogenix team leveraged their knowledge of .NET to produce a solution that fully meets their needs.
Reference Management System
Adobe’s challenge was to construct a system to support the management of their World Wide Customer Reference Program. The Cogenix team analyzed Adobe’s current systems and business processes, working closely with key members of the worldwide reference group to identify specific needs. The developed solution allows the Corporate Marketing, Sales and Public Relations teams to have access to timely searchable reference information from the Adobe sales portal.
Publishing Workflow
Homes & Land Corporation, Kirkland, produces thirteen regional real estate magazines a month and needed a way to streamline the creation of these print publications. The Cogenix team designed a solution enabling all parties, from remote real estate agents to internal production designers, to participate in critical phases of the publishing process. The result was a 50% improvement in the print publishing production cycle, lower support costs, and greater publishing capacity.
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