The experience gathered
and the knowledge obtained along the years allows ARPL to
develop studies and projects of high quality in the following
areas, Civil, Mechanical, Electrical and Instrumentation and
Control, Systems, Chemical, Geological and Environmental and
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ARPL
offers outsourcing and integration services as also the development,
implementation and maintenance of the management tools.
ARPL has a net data base with more than 100 work stations
with high standard technology equipped with an up-to-date
and certified software. Our software substructure is based
on the Microsoft servers.
Our Web applications (Client-Server) for development are based
in Java and Net, Power Builder and Visual Basic. Our life
cycle for development is aligned with global standards, such
as ISO 9001, UML, RUP, PMBOK, ITIL. The permanent training
of our qualified personnel are critical factors for the efficient
handling of our services.
Development, Implementation and Maintenance
of Software Tools
The best software tools in local and international markets
are evaluated to satisfy the clients’ demands according
to the best cost/benefit relationship.
By now ARPL has applied the necessary tools for the administrative,
commercial, logistics and production process as well as the
maintenance of equipment and dispatch; Business Intelligence
and Report Systems, Cost and Quality Control.
Integration Services
The purpose of the integration services is to improve the
commercial practices through the analysis process and applying
information technologies and covers all the necessary activities
including the integration of the technical components, organization
and documentation. The components of information in technology
have been designed and integrated in accordance to the business.
Some tasks carried out within this service are the following:
GAP Analysis, Benchmarking, Manufacture tests of businesses
process models and Evaluation, Economical Analysis (Decision
to acquire), feasibility studies, and the Design of Alternative
Systems studies.
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