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COOLProfs

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Published: 16 Dec 2010

COOLProfs
PO Box 56, 2370 AB Roelofarendsveen, Netherlands
+31 71 3311623
http://www.coolprofs.nl/en/services/products
http://www.coolprofs.nl/en/about/partners

COOLProfs build customized information systems that people work with in order to deliver services to their customers. Each person is unique. Building systems is therefore not simply a question of fulfilling the specifications. We make sure that we we know what our customer intends. We give the systems a soul.

COOLProfs is a leading consulting firm for application development with the CA Gen technology. COOLProfs consultants have longstanding experience using CA Gen. Some employees went through the whole cycle starting in 1986 with IEF. The strength of COOLProfs is utilizing the CA Gen technology for both business and technology.

COOLProfs offers advice and support for: application development based on hours and based on fixed price setting up and managing your software factory screening and adjusting current projects integrating CA Gen with other technologies upgrades, migrations en implementations education and training on the job. Besides COOLProfs has developed some products, which enrich the Gen environment significantly:

StyleAdapter is the solution if you want your browser-based application, generated with CA Gen, to look the way you want to. This product is CA Smart certified. MOMAdapter is the easiest way to connect your Gen application to an MQ of MQSI infrastructure. This product is CA Smart certified. WebserviceConnector makes it possible to consume Web Services in CA Gen as easily as creating an action block.

COOLProfs works closely with CA to help advance the product, including participation in product direction meetings and Beta testing.

COOLProfs is based in the Netherlands but has a worldwide presence. Customers of COOLProfs include ABN AMRO, Fortis, Kadaster, Dutch Tax Office, Delta Lloyd, Solmelia, TAP, HP, EDS, Intracom and CYTA.