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Quinnox successfully implements SAP XI, as the centralized messaging platform for a leading operator of sporting goods stores, to ease integration complexity without hampering business continuity.
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| Client |
A leading operator of full service specialty sporting goods stores in California, Nevada, Arizona and Utah. The Company offers over 50 services for the serious sports enthusiast, including backpacking, canyoneering, and kayaking instruction, custom golf club fitting and repair, snowboard and ski rental and repair, SCUBA training and certification, SCUBA boat charters, team sales, racquet stringing, and bicycle tune-up and repair throughout its 55 locations. .
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| The challenge |
| The client was currently using 5 systems other than SAP to support their business - critical activities. |
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The existing communication between the systems was through: |
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Point-to-point interfaces |
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An “XI Box” a COBOL based system, which acts as a pseudo-middleware |
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The existing system had several drawbacks: |
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Monitoring needs to be done at multiple places |
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Performance was an issue for several interfaces |
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Not real time |
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Duplication of databases |
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Not scalable to adopt new systems without development efforts |
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Business and transformation logic not de-coupled leading to complexity |
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