Keynote - Bringing Pivotal Cloud Foundry for the Dutch Government
summary
Presents how Rijkswaterstaat uses Mendix to build smart apps that integrate with SAS, SharePoint and SAP and run on Pivotal Cloud Foundry. Describes a customer-care/incident app delivered in seven months by small six-person teams, connecting to six backend systems and using autoscaling in production. Explains a component-based app store that provides reusable building blocks shared across agencies to reduce duplication and speed new app delivery.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction Dutch Government
- 2:30Infrastructure challenges Rijkswaterstaat
- 5:18Self-supporting organization goals
- 7:32Success factors and opportunities
- 10:00Platform selection process
- 13:08Case study applications overview
- 16:03Collaboration and sharing models
- 18:53Architecture and scalability benefits
- 20:18Q&A and closing remarks
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