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ITKO Case Study: North American Telco  
This leading global provider of fiber-based telecommunications services has grown rapidly over the last 15 years through strategic acquisitions and an expanded portfolio of offerings to subscribers, including business, media, networking and data offerings. The company recently embarked on a broad IT transformation initiative, seeking to integrate and unify the systems of eight different Telco companies under a manageable, flexible service- based system architecture. Read how they increased the alignment of these systems with business processes, thereby increasing the company's ability to roll out customer offerings faster with higher quality of service.

ITKO Case Study: Cox Wireless  
This leading cable company's Wireless group rapidly rolled out new customer services with far fewer dependencies and costs by virtualizing their telco partner's provisioning services and thoroughly testing Oracle Fusion/AIA systems much earlier in the development and integration lifecycle.

ITKO Case Study: Oracle AIA, Fusion Test & Virtualize  
When the world's largest enterprise software company makes a commitment to "shift quality left" - and make consistent improvements in time-to-market, labor and infrastructure costs, and delivered quality across product lines, that equates to a case study worth reading. Multiple technology teams within Oracle, notably, the Oracle Fusion middleware team, and the AIA (Application Integration Architecture) organizations were looking to improve delivery efficiency, through more repeatable processes and test automation. For a software company that has grown with extensive product development as well as through strategic acquisition of leading product suites, the ability to rapidly integrate and deploy apps depends on having ready lab environments, as well as highly automated testing that can peel the layers of their architecture from the rich UI to the middle tier.

ITKO Case Study: Global Telco Virtualizes Dev & Test Environments  
Discover how this leading telecommunications firm averaged more than 50% improvement in software lifecycle productivity and greater than 100% ROI with LISA within 4 weeks. The firm revolutionized development and testing in their Cloud and private cloud environments, by virtualizing away system dependencies and services, and allowing multiple dev & test teams to work in parallel.

ITKO Case Study: Large US Utility  
One of the largest electric grids in the United States, this company provides electricity to more than 3 million homes and businesses, over approximately 120,000 miles of power lines, acting as the service arm for several retail electric providers.

ITKO Case Study: Virtual Training Environments - Interstate Banking Firm  
One of the leading interstate banking institutions in the US, this company is in the midst of a technology transformation. Like many firms, it is transitioning from a mainframe-centric model to support thousands of branch teller and ATM transaction systems with an increasingly distributed, service-oriented computing model to more flexibly meet employee and customer needs. However, the bank started their journey in a unique place - employing LISA Virtualize to transform the cost model of all the dependencies needed to train bank tellers to more effectively service customers.

ITKO Case Study: Leading P&C Insurer: Virtualizing Performance  
This major North American property & casualty insurance firm needed to eliminate performance bottlenecks in the midst of a massive system re-architecture project. By using LISA Virtualize, they were able to make constrained messaging, system of record and Cloud-based services available for realistic performance testing 24/7, and then isolate issues at a component layer with focused load testing.

ITKO Case Study: Western Power  
As Western Power has embraced the use of an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB), applications which were once quite separate had become highly interconnected. While integration of applications brings benefits in terms of automation and process efficiency, it also means that changes can incur unintended negative consequences on each other. Unit tests, while useful for testing each component application, cannot effectively test the entire value chain. Western Power needed an end-to-end testing tool that could test the interactions between applications, and virtualize unavailable services and systems.

ITKO Use Case: Federal Aviation Administration SWIM Program 
The "System Wide Information Management" (SWIM) program seeks to service-enable hundreds of systems built and shared by multiple teams and service partners that contribute to the FAA's IT infrastructure. and enable greater IT asset reuse among these teams. The SWIM program faces several challenges that are being met with a comprehensive test and validation strategy across the multiple design, integration and testing teams that support this complex environment.

ITKO Case Study: Columbia Ultimate 
The financial software company completed a major product design and build process on time by validating and reusing automated LISA testing within their build and regression testing process throughout the lifecycle, enabling developers to focus the many value-add features users demand.

ITKO Case Study: Chenega Federal 
This successful defense industry contractor collaborated on a complex Services-based application, with upstream service providers and downstream agencies and customers using LISA as a validation tool of choice, saving as much as 60-70% of the costs inherent in testing while improving quality coverage.

ITKO Case Study: European Logistics Provider 
This leading European transportation and logistics company used LISA to test and validate a completely redesigned core integration project. By applying the appropriate tooling for testing webMethods, Oracle, Java and web services and the best practices for long-term test reuse and quality, the company hopes to save significant future testing costs, and is already seeing higher quality and system performance levels.

ITKO LISA Customer Story: Energy Services Company 
Extending and Virtualizing your Architecture for Maximum Flexibility. LISA Test was designed to handle complex SOA testing scenarios out of the box. However, there's no such thing as a one-size-fits-all approach to performance and functional testing - especially when you are dealing with multiple trading partners, as well as a large set of existing legacy applications to bring into the fold. Each software system has some unique facets and idiosyncrasies that require flexibility and adaptability on the part of the testing tool, and the teams who must get the job done.

ITKO Case Study: Major Cable Service Provider 
ITKO teamed up with pureIntegration to deliver SOA test automation results at a major North American cable provider. Find out how this customer reduced test cycle time for increased agility, while increasing quality coverage on new releases.

ITKO Customer Story: Leading Financial Institution 
Solving High-Volume Issues for Complex, Heterogeneous SOA

ITKO Customer Story: Enterprise Software Company 
Debugging SOA Issues and Ensuring Business Continuity

ITKO Customer Story: Leading North American Bank 
Virtualizing Services & Mainframes for Load & Performance Testing

ITKO Customer Story: Major US Airlines  
Eliminating Constraint of Services "In the Cloud" for Development & Testing

ITKO Customer Story: Federal Agencies and IT Providers 
Ensuring Trust through SOA Policy Governance in the Lifecycle

ITKO Case Study & Video: i2 High Tech Project 
A long-time customer of ITKO LISA SOA Testing software within its own development process, i2's field implementation teams are applying ITKO software and services to enhance their testing capabilities and ensure customer satisfaction and high performance levels in deployment.

ITKO Customer Story: EOS International 
Interview with Les Dover, QA and Implementation manager at library software maker EOS. Les describes how everyone participates in quality by continually pitching in on testing efforts with LISA. (Windows Media video, 2005, 100K streaming)