
Deloitte's marketing department needed to provide a new system to manage event registration and collateral for conferences, seminars and tradeshows all over the world. Internal IT resources were backlogged and would have taken months to free-up, and outsourcing the development would be too time-consuming and costly. They found Caspio Bridge and built online forms and applications using simple point-and-click tools that required no programming. The entire system was built and online in less than a week without ever needing IT assistance.

The American Management Association is known as a business management thought leader. So when unreliable systems were causing them to spend more time processing their leads and less time following up on them, they knew they needed a solution, and fast. As a non-profit organization, they didn't have a lot of money to spend on expensive IT development. They turned to Caspio's scalable and robust platform and were able to build the applications themselves. They were able to quickly create an automated system that efficiently manages the hundreds of leads they receive daily.

Whirlpool service technicians were having problems accessing critical product and part information, slowing response times. They needed to convert their database to an online system that could be accessed instantly, but with an IT department that had a six month backlog, they needed another way. Using Caspio's coding-free tools, non technical employees were able to get an online system that integrated perfectly with their service website up and running in days.

With a tight budget that left little room to hire contractors, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources discovered it could affordably create their online database applications using Caspio. Caspio's simplified approach to database design, packaged as a cloud computing service, helped the DNR avoid hiring programmers and save an estimated $96,000 annually compared to hosting similar applications with the state's data center.

With six satellite locations and 4,400 faculty spread throughout the Houston area, Houston Community College had to juggle the collection, organization and distribution of large amounts of curriculum information and class schedules. As the college expanded, the traditional PDF format became overbearing and sluggish. HCC signed up for a free 14-day trial of Caspio and quickly built an online class schedule database that had both students and faculty excited by the application's performance, ease-of-use and added functionality.

Working with Caspio, the Florida Department of Health published a series of Government 2.0 applications, despite not having the budget to employ programmers to create web applications. Using the Caspio Bridge cloud database and its visual app-building tools, the web manager at the Division of Environmental Health created a series of inspection data reports, making information of public interest easily available online.

Clean Energy Logistics Lab needed a way to bring together solar energy enthusiasts, consumers and professionals. Using Caspio as the backbone for all its interactive applications, the start-up quickly built an interactive community website without hiring any programmers. Now solar enthusiasts can easily find contractors and share their installation experiences, photos, videos and live feeds.

Nightingale Home Healthcare needed a way to improve manual and cluttered business activities between their support staff and nurses working remotely. They were heavily burdened by everyday tasks such as filling out administrative forms, managing nurse locations, in-home care assignments, time-off requests, and more. Using Caspio, Nightingale quickly built web applications to automate and modernize these tedious activities, so their organization could scale quickly and work efficiently.

The Georgia Criminal Justice Coordinating Council was tasked with creating an online application for states to apply for newly available grant funds. It was a massive project with over 200 required data fields, strict security standards and a small budget. With no time to write code, they turned to Caspio and completed the project ahead of time and with money left over. They launched the application online and had the first completed response in less than 30 minutes.

As one of the top 20 newspapers nationwide and with over 3 million monthly unique visitors to their websites, it's important that the AJC gets news online fast. They needed at least two unique database applications on their website per month and often had little notice as to what application they would require. They adopted Caspio Bridge and were able to transfer outdated MS Access database systems online in minutes. They now create over 10 applications a year, without needing to use valuable IT resources.