Case studies

Bell Canada

Telecommunications provider cuts billing costs considerably with electronic bill presentment solution based on Adobe PDF and Xenos software

Cable and Wireless

Cable & Wireless licensed Macromedia Breeze Presentation and Training to solve its rapid e-learning development needs as well as work along side its existing learning management systems.

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T-Mobile

Using Macromedia Flash Lite and Flash MX Professional 2004, T-Mobile developed and deployed a completely innovative data service within four months and garnered two industry awards.

Pikeo

France Telecom delivers Pikeo, a photosharing application that enables tagging, smart albums, slideshows, and more. Developed with Adobe Flex and Flash, the easy interface makes using complex features a snap.

Palm

This six-minute Breeze sales training presentation teaches Sprint retail employees how to identify potential customers of the Palm Treo 700p, understand their needs, and demonstrate the Treo 700p in a manner that focuses on those needs. Employees who pass a follow-up quiz are entered into a drawing to win a Treo 700p. Creative Presentation Resources also used Photoshop to develop the site.

Bell Canada

Bell Canada provides a convenient, dynamic online experience for customers. Built with Flex, the site's new look and functionality include a personalized customer dashboard, product solution advisors, a "smart cart" for shopping, and enhanced support services. Developers CloudRaker, NTG, CMTek, CGI, BEA, and InQuira also used Flash, Flash Media Server, and Flash Remoting to create the site.

SBC Yahoo!

SBC Yahoo! uses Macromedia Flash MX to deliver a great experience that attracts new users to both its dial-up and DSL Internet offerings.

Vodafone

Vodafone Group tells its story with a fresh, innovative new site. Visitors experience the company's vision, services, customers, and plans for the future through guided tours and demos featuring integrated video and more. Northkingdom created the site using Flash.

Comcast

Comcast uses Flash video to deliver a dynamic, streaming video player to its 4.9 million broadband subscribers, without confusing them with different video formats and bandwidth settings.