Further development of ICIS as an insurance company's inventory management system
Project duration: 4 years, 6 months
Brief description
Further development and adjustment of the existing inventory management system to meet constantly changing functional requirements. In addition to ongoing enhancement of the data model, the project involves implementing new functions and Oracle Forms maintenance masks, correcting errors, creating new interfaces and expanding existing ones, data processing methods and implementing evaluations. PTA employees are integrated in the entire software development cycle here. Tasks include analysis, conceptual design of data processing, implementation and test support, as well as communication and coordination with all the partners involved for functional and technical issues.
Supplement
The inventory management system plays a key role in the company for managing customer data and contract data. In the enhancement, standardized modernization criteria are implemented across the board and checked. External systems are connected via generated web service interfaces. These interfaces are connected to the business logic that is implemented in Oracle database from the WSDL definition by generating PL/SQL code and are called by different processes.
Subject description
The task includes adapting the system to all functional requirements connected to optimizing the insurance-related processes. This also involves implementing statutory requirements (e.g. SEPA, compliance with data protection rules of the GDV) and connecting the system to the GDV industry network in order to exchange data within the association. In addition, customer and insurance data are integrated via Web Service interfaces in BPEL process sequences.