Timeline

Here is a summary of Jam Warehouse's most significant accomplishments to date:

2003

September: Tesco UK engaged Jam Warehouse to build an automated new product development system.

2004

February: The South African Department of Trade and Industry selected Jam Warehouse to represent South Africa at the world's leading technology trade fair, CeBIT in Germany.
April: BrandDirector™ was verified for Microsoft® Windows Server 2003.
May: Jam Warehouse was certified in the Microsoft Certified Partner Program.

2005

August: Jam Warehouse launched BrandDirector™ in the South African market after having scored a major success in the UK with leading retailer Tesco.

2006

January: The eThekwini municipality's intranet and internet portal (www.durban.gov.za) was developed by Jam Warehouse, Bytes Systems Integration and AdaptIT, using open-source tools.
June: Dutch company Yellowtail partnered with Jam Warehouse to provide online personal financial planning tools for Dutch banks.
June: Jam Warehouse was awarded Gold Partnership status by Microsoft® after earning high customer endorsement.

2007

June: Jam Warehouse implemented a custom buying management and planning system for the Foschini group's jewellery business in South Africa.
June: Jam Warehouse created a SharePoint 2007 solution for online marketing company Acceleration Media.
July: Leading SA internet service provider, MWEB, deployed a customised content management system designed by Jam Warehouse.
August: Financial services giant, Sanlam, commissioned Jam Warehouse to develop SanQuote, a key quotation engine application.
October: Jam Warehouse relaunched the BrandDirector™ marketing operations management suite.

2008

January: Sanlam's SanQuote was first released.
May: Jam Warehouse business analysts began consultation work for Foschini Data, continuing until July 2009.
September: The second release of Sanlam's SanQuote was completed, containing all of Sanlam's endowment and retirement annuity products.
December: Agile Ideas commissioned Jam Warehouse to begin work on front-end application development.

2009

March: Woolworths SA deployed Pathfinder 2, first sale of the relaunched BrandDirector™ 4 product.
May: Sanlam's SanQuote application was released into business as usual (BAU) mode, with ongoing embedded support from Jam Warehouse.
June: The Home Merchandising Suite (HMS) went live at Foschini @home after more than a year's development work by Jam Warehouse.
August: South African Breweries deployed a customised version of BrandDirector™ 4, tailored to manage their marketing campaigns.
October: Tesco UK renewed a service agreement with Jam Warehouse for maintenance and updates to their BrandDirector™ implementation.

2010

January: Jam Warehouse released version 4.3 of BrandDirector™, including numerous new features and improvements.
March: South African Breweries deployed a new revision of their marketing-focused BrandDirector™ 4 implementation. At the same time, Woolworths SA deployed a revision of Pathfinder 2.


Projects Products Clients Careers Case Studies	Timeline Here is a summary of Jam Warehouse's most significant accomplishments to date: 2003 September: Tesco UK engaged Jam Warehouse to build an automated new product development system. 2004 February: The South African Department of Trade and Industry selected Jam Warehouse to represent South Africa at the world's leading technology trade fair, CeBIT in Germany. April: BrandDirector™ was verified for Microsoft® Windows Server 2003. May: Jam Warehouse was certified in the Microsoft Certified Partner Program. 2005 August: Jam Warehouse launched BrandDirector™ in the South African market after having scored a major success in the UK with leading retailer Tesco. 2006 January: The eThekwini municipality's intranet and internet portal (www.durban.gov.za) was developed by Jam Warehouse, Bytes Systems Integration and AdaptIT, using open-source tools. June: Dutch company Yellowtail partnered with Jam Warehouse to provide online personal financial planning tools for Dutch banks. June: Jam Warehouse was awarded Gold Partnership status by Microsoft® after earning high customer endorsement. 2007 June: Jam Warehouse implemented a custom buying management and planning system for the Foschini group's jewellery business in South Africa. June: Jam Warehouse created a SharePoint 2007 solution for online marketing company Acceleration Media. July: Leading SA internet service provider, MWEB, deployed a customised content management system designed by Jam Warehouse. August: Financial services giant, Sanlam, commissioned Jam Warehouse to develop SanQuote, a key quotation engine application. October: Jam Warehouse relaunched the BrandDirector™ marketing operations management suite. 2008 January: Sanlam's SanQuote was first released. May: Jam Warehouse business analysts began consultation work for Foschini Data, continuing until July 2009. September: The second release of Sanlam's SanQuote was completed, containing all of Sanlam's endowment and retirement annuity products. December: Agile Ideas commissioned Jam Warehouse to begin work on front-end application development. 2009 March: Woolworths SA deployed Pathfinder 2, first sale of the relaunched BrandDirector™ 4 product. May: Sanlam's SanQuote application was released into business as usual (BAU) mode, with ongoing embedded support from Jam Warehouse. June: The Home Merchandising Suite (HMS) went live at Foschini @home after more than a year's development work by Jam Warehouse. August: South African Breweries deployed a customised version of BrandDirector™ 4, tailored to manage their marketing campaigns. October: Tesco UK renewed a service agreement with Jam Warehouse for maintenance and updates to their BrandDirector™ implementation. 2010 January: Jam Warehouse released version 4.3 of BrandDirector™, including numerous new features and improvements. March: South African Breweries deployed a new revision of their marketing-focused BrandDirector™ 4 implementation. At the same time, Woolworths SA deployed a revision of Pathfinder 2.


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