Tag: Transport for London

Dec 23 2010

Asite does enterprise deal with Canary Wharf Contractors

By Paul Wilkinson in AEC, Business/Financial, Collaboration, Extranet/CDE, Marketing, SaaS, Vendors
23 December 2010

Asite seeks to differentiate its collaboration offering through its own definition of ‘pure SaaS’. According to a news release earlier this week, London-based construction collaboration vendor Asite has signed a five-year enterprise deal to provide its SaaS platform to support Canary Wharf Contractors’ projects. I don’t normally write about new deals, but there were a …

AEC, architecture, Asite, BIW Technologies, Canary Wharf Contractors, cloud-based services, Conject, Construction, construction collaboration, corporate identity, CWC, Engineering, Environment Agency, financial institutions, Health for Scotland, licensing, London, marketing, multi-tenancy, per-project, per-user, PR, pure Software as a Service model, pwcom.co.uk Ltd, SaaS, self-service, Tony Ryan, Transport for London, Twitter

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Sep 16 2008

TfL mashup idea

By Paul Wilkinson in Functionality, Future, Web 2.0
16 September 2008

While looking for ideas for topics at Be2camp, I came across another cool suggestion on Show Us a Better Way, the UK Cabinet Office’s Web 2.0 competition site for ideas to unlock the potential of publicly-held information (see posts here and here). James O’Malley has suggested opening up Transport for London (TfL) data and making …