Custom reporting web-based application (SHIP). Reporting and infographics for executive management

To solve this, a stand-alone solution was developed, running on internal VMware servers, which provided a unified portal for executive management to view system statuses. The solution incorporated intuitive charts, infographics, and tables, organized into logical buckets and tabs, to enhance the user experience. The technical implementation involved using Angular for the front-end, C# for the back-end, and API integrations with over 10 different systems for data consolidation.

This process was time-consuming and inefficient, as each system had its own interface and reporting format. There was a need for a centralized solution that would provide a clear and unified view of the system statuses, allowing for easier and more streamlined monitoring and reporting.

The solution to the problem was the development of the SHIP project, a dedicated portal that provided executive management at VMware with a centralized view of the status of all incident systems. The project aimed to consolidate the information from multiple systems into a unified space, providing a clear and consistent view of the system statuses. This streamlined the monitoring process and allowed for easier reporting and analysis.

• Front-end development: Angular framework was used to build the user interface of the SHIP portal.
• Back-end development: The back-end of the project was implemented using C# programming language.
• API integrations: Multiple systems were integrated with the SHIP portal using APIs to retrieve and display relevant data.
• Authentication module: An internal authentication module was implemented to allow users access to the portal and enable single sign-on functionality.
• Responsive design: The user interface was designed to be responsive, ensuring optimal display and usability across different devices and screen sizes.