Alberta Blue Cross

Client Profile
T4Bi built a system in tight coordination with ABC that fit their technology infrastructure, and will enable optimal business practices, now and in the future.
The Challenge
The challenge was to manage co-development of a large enterprise application with ABC. Strict adherence to methods, standards and conventions were required as well as disciplined reporting and communication and coordination. A service oriented architecture enabled teams to work in parallel with limited interdependencies.
Solution Highlights
T4Bi was subcontracted to work with ABC and their in-house IT team, designing and implementing major mission critical enterprise applications for in-house use.
T4Bi methods and approaches emphasized coordination and communication, within the Project teams and across them. The Project follows strict architecture, methodology, security and QA standards for the size and complexity of application. (Additional information can be provided on request, subject to ABC approval.)
Highlights of the solution are:
- Oracle Technology stack
- Mission Critical Enterprise Java
- System integration technologies and methods
- Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) used to partition all systems
- Dynamic Business Rule Engine interprets business rules in metadata and implements them on the prescribed event
Technologies Used:
- JSF application client
- Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) used to partition all systems
- Oracle JDeveloper
- Oracle ADF
- Quest Toad for Oracle 11
- Oracle Designer
- Oracle 11g RDBMS
- HP Hudson Quality Center
- VMWare
Ready to Modernize?
Modern IT systems aren’t just about compliance — they’re about enabling agility, scalability, and cost efficiency. They’re also about making the right judgment calls: preserving and evolving what makes your business unique, while integrating or
standardizing what is simply a table-stake capability.
Every year, code maintenance costs average 25% of the original build. The opportunity cost of not modernizing is even higher. The real challenge is making architectural decisions that avoid over-engineering or platform lock-in — and ensure systems remain sustainable.