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Send email to: Saama Technologies, Inc.
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Homepage URL http://www.saama.com
( top )Saama, Inc. 151 Bernal Road , Suite # 3A, San Jose, CA 95119. Phone: (408) 363 1500 Fax: (408) 363 1504
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Our Web development team is proficient in integrating the client's business strategy with web technology to create an effective Intranet that encourages employee empowerment and collaboration. Web technology integrated with the functionality of an Intranet affords companies with a powerful system of simple information distribution and effective communications. We specialize in open-systems client/server architectures, Saama consultants bring a wealth of experience in logical and physical database design and implementation in a high-performance computing environment.
Expertise in developing Intranet/ Internet solutions RDBMS expertise in Oracle, Sybase, Informix, DB2 and MS SQL Server Experience with large suite of front end tools Data warehousing assessment, design, and implementation Migration of disparate legacy data to open systems Creation of smaller and manageable Data Marts Experience with variety of ROLAP and MDBMS systems Data mining and visualization tools
Java C++/ Visual C++/ C Visual Basic, Smalltalk
Alphablocks Business Object JDBC CORBA/ DCOM ClearCase, Quantify, XRunner
Sun Sparc Pentium/K6 based workstations
Windows NT/ 95 UNIX
Java developers have done a remarkable job of putting several paradigms like object oriented abstraction, multiple threading, excellent memory management, exception handling, late binding, strong type checking and applet/browser download model into a single envelope. This has made Java capable of addressing the much talked component model, where a set of business components interact each other to provide secure and effective communication. The next generation of Java development will concentrate on reusable Java beans and other such Java components.