Government Customers
MITEM plays a significant role in
helping federal, state and local government agencies
to accelerate the distribution and sharing of information.
MITEM's core integration technology, MitemView,
makes this possible by enabling differently designed
systems to share critical data and automate business
processes. MITEM takes pride in delivering solutions
that enable all levels of government to operate more
efficiently and serve their constituencies more effectively.
Selected
Projects
Virginia Department of Human
Resource Management
"With this project
we are creating a small snowball that is going to grow more
and more. Once we start effectively sharing data between government
agencies, the benefits will be many. Imagine, on a simple
level, if you could enter your change of address only once
via a Web browser and after you were identified in all the
different systems, your new information would be automatically
updated. We know this can be accomplished with MitemView,"
Belchior Mira, DHRM
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CalPERS: The California Public
Employees' Retirement System
"Nearly
every member's request involves looking up some piece
of legacy data. Having this crucial MitemView link available
to many more employees will help us realize enormous
gains in productivity at less cost. MitemView is also
highly adaptive to new infrastructure requirements as
we grow, and gives us the ability to quickly deploy
additional composite applications that are user friendly
and can further reduce costs."
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case study
Ramsey County
Criminal Justice, St. Paul, MN
Ramsey County wanted
to provide comprehensive and more timely information to the
State of Minnesota. Users needed a logical view of the information
without knowing or caring which system it resided in or how
to get it. Improving accuracy and reducing the time and effort
County employees spent entering redundant data across several
systems and eliminating subjective judgments from the process
were also key objectives.
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United
States Postal Service
MITEM developed
two key applications used in USPS' payroll processing
operations that were designed to renovate older technology
and streamline business processes. The applications
were developed in compliance with Section 508 of the
Rehabilitation Act. These federal guidelines provide
direction for the universal accessibility of computer
applications that allow people with disabilities to
have equal access to information.
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