Clear Methods: Customers

Customers

Water and Steam have allowed us to consolidate what would normally be multiple code-generating layers of applications into a single software systems architecture approach that is powerful, adaptable and user-friendly.”

- Dave Loda, founder and manager of the Applied Technologies Group, an internal innovation hub for United Technology's Pratt & Whitney division.

Here are some of the customers taking advantage of Clear Methods' Steam XML and pure Web services.

	Pratt & Whitney is using Steam XML at the core of a mobile, distributed computing architecture to improve both supply chain efficiencies and customer support. Steam XML provides a secure, flexible software platform for their innovative wireless, embedded maintenance system.
	Teledyne Brown Engineering uses Steam XML in their Radar Resource Manager simulator for the E-10A Multi-Sensor Command and Control Aircraft (MC2A) project. Steam XML enabled TBE to rapidly implement their RRM scheduling algorithm. Read the pdf application summary.
	General Dynamics C4 Systems has purchased Steam XML and is collaborating with Clear Methods to use the Water Language for an innovative network simulation framework.
	Clear Methods provided the application architecture and development for The Living Center, the centerpiece of THE FORGETTING: A Portrait of Alzheimer's Web site. Read the full press release.
	At the MIT Engineering Systems Division, Steam XML is used in a complex system simulation of NASA's project to put a man on the moon. MIT was able to get the simulation up and running rapidly and found it extremely easy to modify and incrementally grow the complexity of the model.
	Quantumbooks uses Steam XML to automatically prepare and deliver product feeds in XML for the MSN shopping network.
	Clear Methods provided the analysis of alternatives for the USAF ESC Joint Synthetic Battlespace program to evaluate integration frameworks for defense modeling and simulation applications.
	HostBridge Technologies uses Steam XML for XML-based legacy mainframe integration. Steam XML provides a flexible XML interface for IBM-based CICS transactions.