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Universal Unique Identifier System

About Customer

The customer is a Netherland-based innovator of a model whose concept of uniquely identifying objects has been patented. This unique identifier identifies both digital and physical objects and is accessible anywhere using a URL. The Customer’s objective is to build a bridge between digital and physical worlds and provide users with a fine user experience.

Challenge

Uniquely identifying physical and logical objects was a unique concept of the customer. To materialize this concept, the customer realized the need for digitalization through a web-based application that can be accessed easily by the user. The Customer desired to use an updated technology stack and architecture to provide secure user accessibility.

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Technology Used

Technology
IIS

Web Server

Technology
ASP.NET (C#) Framework 4.5

Programming Language

Technology
MVC / NHibernate framework

Architecture

Technology
JavaScript, JQuery

Client Technology

Technology
Microsoft SQL Server

Database Management Server

Technology
SVN

Version Control

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  • Digitized physical and logical objects with seamless user accessibility

  • Effectively saves user information, and documents can be attached

  • “Segment type” generates and manages uniquely identified object segments

  • "System management" module manages and tracks the system of user’s unique identifier

  • "Account management" module stores and manages user information in a secured environment

  • Customer template version and segment management

  • "Role management module" grants individualized access to various users based on roles and access rights

  • "Analytics application sub-system” prepares customer-wise tracking of unique identifier, views and reports

  • "Users access management" module manages users to view unique identifiers with segments

  • Domain Allocation allocates domain for the unique identifying object

  • Assigns unique identifier with segment roles based on user permission

  • Gravity profile creates gravity customers with its templates

  • Secured customer information management in secured live environment

  • Reliable accounts administration

image Conclusion/Results

iFour Technolab has developed a reliable solution that enables customer to uniquely identify physical and logical objects. Our experts have digitalized the customer’s requirement with a web-based application and enabled smooth user accessibility for the system. It offers Analytics dashboard that allows user to collect unique identifiers data, their interactions, and locations in real time.

 

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