Case Study

Modernizing Legacy Systems with a
Unified Intranet Platform

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The Customer

And Their Challenge

The Bureau of Engraving and Printing’s (BEP) Intranet Site, “InSite”, provides enterprise-wide on-line access to a number of BEP applications, including directives and manuals, the telephone directory, and current BEP news and announcements, and can be accessed from PCs and strategically located kiosks throughout the Bureau.

The BEP supported and maintained more than thirty separate legacy systems to keep InSite up and running. It wanted to move to a centralized system that would streamline the efforts required to produce and maintain InSite, and provide a user-friendly web based interface to access valuable bureau information.

Modern intranet platform streamlining legacy system integration for efficiency.

The Solution

i3solutions took on the dual responsibility of maintaining and trouble shooting the BEP’s existing system, as the new Microsoft .NET application and architecture for a streamlined, single Intranet portal was developed. These activities included web page development, Intranet site enhancements, and other web-related development activities, including the conversion of manuals, publications, databases, and reports.

i3solutions implemented a customized SharePoint solution that provided the BEP with a centralized system to maintain and share bureau information and reduced the need for multiple data stores throughout the BEP. All BEP applications and information is now accessible through a single Intranet portal.

Technologies

Used in the Solution

Data fusion platform enhancing situational awareness for security and decision-making.

Modern intranet platform streamlining legacy system integration for improved efficiency.

Modern intranet platform streamlining legacy systems for improved efficiency.

Measurable Benefits
and Business Impact

Creating a centralized location for all BEP applications and information reduced time and money spent on maintaining 30 different systems, and freed up valuable resources for the BEP. Easy access to valuable information increased productivity and reduced redundancy. This system, built on the latest Microsoft technologies, ensured site stability and eliminated costly downtime.