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Table of Contents
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About Primus........................................................................................................... 3
Our Profile............................................................................................................. 3
Our Vision ............................................................................................................. 3
Our Mission........................................................................................................... 3
Our Approach ....................................................................................................... 3
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Divisions and Services ............................................................................................. 5
2.1 Primus Software Solutions© ................................................................................ 5
2.2 Primus Consulting Services© ............................................................................... 5
2.3 Primus Infrastructure Solutions© ........................................................................ 5
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Our Products ........................................................................................................... 6
3.1 Enterprise Products .................................................................................................. 6
3.2 SME Products ............................................................................................................ 7
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Model Projects ...................................................................................................... 16
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Our Partners .......................................................................................................... 23
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Our Memberships ................................................................................................. 25
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Our Network ......................................................................................................... 26
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Contact Information .............................................................................................. 27
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1. About Primus
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Our Profile
Established in 1996 in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, Primus started out as a vision shared by two young
and ambitious Jordanians with great aspirations. These aspirations transformed Primus Jordan into the
regional company and market leader of present with a specialized focus on software solutions, consultancy
and infrastructure services.
For over a decade, Primus has helped clients to increase their potential and ultimately, their efficiency. By
understanding business needs and the requirements of specific industries, Primus has successfully
transformed the operations of leading entities, both private and public.
Today, Primus Jordan employs over 100 exceptionally talented people who are high-achieving and up-todate with new technologies and software programming.
Human Capital
At Primus we believe that our human capital is our key asset and that the true success of our story unfolds
from the company’s ideals and policies and unrivalled professional business conduct, which instill and
sustain our core values of:
Excellence, Quality, Respect, Integrity, Open Communication, and Social Responsibility.
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Our Vision
Primus' vision is to be recognized internationally as the Middle East reference of knowledge and experience
in effectively designing and implementing appropriate information and communication technology solutions
and processes as an effective means to increase the competitiveness and efficiency of clients.
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Our Mission
Primus increases its clients’ competitiveness by transforming its clients’ operations through understanding
their needs and the competitive requirements of the industries in which they operate and designing an ICT
implementation and change management adoption path which takes into consideration clients’
evolving/developing ability to proactively utilize Primus design and implemented ICT solutions.
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Our Approach
Primus has the expertise and means to create a complete solution tailored for your organization. From
groundwork consulting and planning, to integration and management of your technology solutions, we have
the understanding and experience to respond to your unique challenges and opportunities.
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At Primus we:
a. Foster partnerships with our clients and understand their ICT requirements "Consultative
Approach"
b. Develop ICT solutions "Collaborative Approach"
c. Enable clients to increase efficiency and productivity "Success"
d. Guide clients towards harvesting the knowledge captured in the ICT system, allowing them to
identify business opportunities and make better decisions – “Excel”
With a blend of established long-term relationships and innovation; comes the power of our value
proposition towards implementing enterprise solutions. Primus is an early adopter of Microsoft
Technologies, and is part of Microsoft Gold Certified Partners in the region.
Furthermore, Primus was chosen to be Microsoft’s Large Account Reseller (LAR) in Palestine.
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2. Divisions and Services
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Primus Software Solutions©
Primus Software Solutions is an unrivalled software factory and IT solutions innovator, powered by
12 years of proven experience in delivering advanced IT solutions and technology development for
businesses and governments. Our list of 300 plus clients and over 1000 success stories underscores
the success of this division and its services of:
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Systems Integration
Portals and E-services
Business Solutions (ERP / GRP / CRM / EPM)
Custom-made Software
Online Advertising and Multimedia
Primus Consulting Services©
Consulting is a key requirement for every business that wishes to prosper in the competitive
business environment of today’s global markets. As the business consulting arm of the company,
Primus Consulting combines strategic, technical, operational and organizational expertise with
proven, disciplined approaches to develop solutions that yield effective results. Primus Consulting
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Business Consulting
ICT Consultation & Outsourcing
E-Government Programs and Initiatives
ICT Strategies and Roadmaps
IT Project Management and Coaching
Program Management Offices (PMO) Set up and Operations
Primus provides business planning and consulting targeting different industries and sectors, such as water,
finance, government and education among others.
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Primus Infrastructure Solutions©
Through this division of Primus, we offer complete end-to-end solutions which include network planning,
design and implementation. We also provide supervision for these networks and hardware projects,
guaranteeing the proper and efficient use of IT infrastructures to our clients.
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Network Design and Implementation
Data Center and Disaster Recovery Setup
On-site Repair and Maintenance
Backup and Storage Solutions
Security Solutions
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3. Our Products
3.1 Enterprise Products
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E-Court Platform (Mahakim)
Mahakim is a comprehensive web-based platform that was designed for the automation of law
court operations; including the automation of lawsuits and court case registration and processing.
Mahakim supports and is applicable to all courthouses in a country, including: Primary Courts,
Appellate Courts, Supreme Courts, Family Courts and Equity Courts.
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Education Management Information System (Edara)
Edara is an educational platform that collects, stores, processes and analyzes data, serving as a tool
for enhancing educational systems and policies. It also establishes a comprehensive, efficient and
sustainable educational information database at the national level.
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Social Safety Net (Mosa’adat)
Mosa’adat is an “easy-to-use” web application that was developed to fully automate the operations
of ministries of Social Affairs and Social Welfare agencies. Mosa’adat helps in processing the
applications of beneficiaries, conducts eligibility checks, calculates minimum income levels, issues
monthly financial aid, and tracks beneficiary records and their monthly payments.
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Food Import Management Information System (FIMIS)
FIMIS is an authentic and reliable tool for documenting, processing and managing information
related to food import products. FIMIS institutes a database for accurate, reliable and easily
accessed data related to the quality, safety and quantity of imported foods. The FIMIS system also
provides a mechanism for maintaining an efficient food control system by automatically ascertaining
non-compliant products.
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Comprehensive Integrated Tariff System (CITS)
CITS poses as a “middleware” application that provides all necessary information to importers and
exporters on the internet, without exposing the sensitive and classified information records
available in the clearance software databases. The CITS also provides a single point of access for
information which is legally binding at the time of import, export, or transit. It also provides a
means for customs to provide a tariff classification for pending regulations and provides records for
previous tariffs.
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Parliament Chamber Project
Primus introduced the parliamentary voting and recording systems - Electronic Voting System (ETS)
and Automatic Transcription System (ATS) in parliament to create a more accessible and cooperative electronic environment. With the help of Smart Cards which allow access to these
systems, parliamentarians can now cast their votes electronically during sessions and follow
parliamentary events past and present.
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3.2 SME Products
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Primus e-Portal Solution
Primus’ e-Portal is a comprehensive solution for managing the design and publication of any content
on a website. It also enables a simple and effective means for editing, authoring, publishing and
managing content on a website.
This technology is applicable to any site, regardless of whether it is an intranet, extranet, or public
site. It also provides a comprehensive mechanism for designing, developing, and managing a site.
Additionally, the added benefit of the e-Portal is that it provides an implicit methodology for
managing functional aspects of the website such as navigation, adding new content, adding new
web pages etc.
Primus has also developed several products that can be added to any website/ portal, and
customized upon the clients’ requests. These include:
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Content Management System (CMS)
Dynamic News Database
Dynamic Events Database
Products Database
Membership Database
Online Discussion Forums
Polling
Dynamic Surveys
FAQ’s
Newsletter Subscription / Dynamic Mailing List
Career Opportunities Database
Dynamic Photo Gallery
Chatting
Inventory
Search Engine Database
Banner Management System
We have applied these products to more than one portal, including the King Abdullah II Design &
Development Bureau (KADDB) (www.kaddb.com), Young Entrepreneurs Associations’ website
(www.yea.com.jo), and Umniah’s Portal (www.umniah.jo) to name a few.
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Content Management System
Primus Content Management System (CMS) is a comprehensive solution for managing the design
and publication of content on a Web site.
The central goal of Primus Content Management System is to enable a simple and effective means
of publishing and managing content on a Web site. The technology is applied to virtually any kind of
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site, whether it is an intranet, extranet, or public site. It also provides a comprehensive mechanism
for designing, developing, and managing a site. Additionally, the dynamic nature of Primus CMS
provides an implicit methodology for managing functional aspects of the Website such as
navigation.
There are a number of important issues that can be addressed through the use of dynamic content:
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Timeliness: Content should only appear in the time span for which it is relevant. Often, this
relevance can be reduced down to a specific date. For example, if a corporate Web site is to
contain content that is collateral to a scheduled corporate event, it may be required that the
content does not appear on the site until the precise moment the event begins, and should
“disappear” from the site at the event’s conclusion.
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Instant Reuse: the content can be reused (published) in multiple locations; an update to the
source should be immediately reflected in all published locations, without the need for additional
publishing events to take place.
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Access: Access by subscribers with varying access privileges. Lists will be automatically
“filtered” according to the subscribers’ access rights
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Template-based publishing: Centrally control branding, page and navigation layout and
corporate publishing standards through authoring and presentation templates. Primus CMS uses a
predefined list of templates, which means that the system doesn’t give the regular system users
the ability to design their own templates this is important to enforce the authors to create new
content based on a predefined set of templates to unify the outcomes. However adding new
templates is an easy step that requires someone experienced in web designing.
Note: some extra programming maybe required in case of complex or sophisticated templates.
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Workflows: insure content is properly reviewed and approved prior to publishing through
multi-step role-based workflow (simple publishing workflows can also be implemented). During the
multi-step workflow the involved users will be able to notify other users with editing/publishing
notes through assigning notifications as tasks. In more details the system enables the
administrators to change the content publishing workflow according to the needs of the
organization (from simple to complex authoring and publishing process). The initial AuthoringPublishing workflows supported can be one of the following:
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Direct Publishing (Authors = Editors = Publishers)
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Authoring and Publishing (Authors --> Publishers)
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Authoring, Approving and Publishing (Authors --> Editors --> Publishers)
“Authors” are allowed to create the pages and forward them to the “Editors”, and edit the pages
that have been declined by the editors/publishers. The “Editors” are allowed to
edit/approve/decline the pages sent by the “Authors”. The “Publishers” have full permission; they
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can change anything related to the page or they can decline the pages sent by the “authors” or the
“editors”.
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The system keeps a history of all the page related notification messages which occur
between the different users during the page lifecycle. The system automatically assigns a new
version number for each new instance of the page. This gives the system users the ability to
return and access old published instances in times of need for auditing purposes.
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Upon declining/approving any page, the system collects the notification message from the
current user (e.g. approval message to check the pages is sent from “authors” to the “editors” and
then from “editors” to the “publishers”, while the decline messages are sent from “editors”/
“publishers” to the “authors” directly or indirectly).
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Via the “Tasks” feature, the system users can be notified of any amendments they need to
adjust, or any pages they need to edit or publish. The messages notification features can be used to
simulate the Audit trail workflow reports.
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Rich Editing: CMS users will be able to use a rich content editor (similar to MS word) to edit
and change the contents.
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The CMS application will be structured (virtually) inside an unlimited number of folders and
sub folders (virtual websites). These folders will host the CMS created content pages and their
related menu items and sub items. Each folder will be related to a predefined template in order to
standardize all the page layouts within that folder. Accordingly each content page is related to a
specific folder and to one or more menu items.
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Deleting the content pages occurs in two modes. The first deletion doesn’t delete the page
permanently, but moves the deleted page to the system recycle-bin; the administrators can restore
or permanently delete the deleted pages inside the system recycle-bin (2nd deletion mode).
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Dynamic Links: CMS users will be able to manage and control the site links/channels
hierarchy without many restrictions. All the CMS application menus and sub menus are structured
inside the folders and sub folders. Each folder can have one or all of the following (Header Menu,
Left Menu and/or Right Menu) depending on the related template selected. Menu items can be
dynamically created and manipulated according to the administrator’s needs.
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Centralized Resources: all the pages references and files (e.g. all of the site images, PDFs,
word documents, excel reports, etc) are placed in one well organized location called “resource
gallery”. Resource files as mentioned can be of any type such as document files, image files, excel
sheets, etc. All of these files will be used inside the content pages, and will be “virtually” structured
inside an unlimited number of categories and sub categories.
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Deleting the resource files occurs in two modes. The first deletion doesn’t delete the
resource file permanently, but moves the deleted file to the system recycle-bin; the administrators
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can restore or permanently delete the deleted files inside the system recycle-bin (2nd deletion
mode).
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Powerful Search Engine: CMS search engine can find all the matches stores in the pages
contents and within the resource gallery files (search engine can find search matches within
different text based files such as excel files, word documents, PDFs, etc). The end users can search
for any required content within the published content pages and within the resource gallery files.
All other system authorized users (with admin permissions) can search within all the system pages
along with all the resource gallery files, regardless of their publishing status.
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The system administrators will be able to monitor the system’s general usage and website
statistics. These statistics will provide the following information:
Number of visits per page.
Compare visits figures for each page (compare the page visits between two periods).
A list of all the countries from which visits were made.
A list of viewed pages by each of the visiting countries.
The system administrator can export the statistics data as an excel sheet.
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The system allows only one person to edit the page content and information at any given
time (check-out, check-in processing is supported; this is also known as “content versioning”).
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Primus CMS enables the system users to set and define unique Meta tags for each page in
addition to set and define unique keywords and descriptions also on the pages level.
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Dynamic News
Primus’ Dynamic News Engine will keep your internet or intranet site fully up-to-date quickly and
simply, without even requiring knowledge of the internet.
Turn your existing site from a standard static site to one which changes throughout the day.
Dynamic sites make your customers want to return to your site.
Our Dynamic News allows you to update and add news to your site at anytime from anywhere, using
only your web browser. Simply type in the text, select and image, press submit and your news is
online. News can be stored in an archive for future reference and searching.
Thus, this component displays hyper-linked news titles, enabling users to choose which news item to
view by clicking on a certain title, which will display the news item’s details in a new window. In
addition, the News component includes an Archived News section that also displays hyper-linked
archived news titles. Clicking on any of these titles will open the archived news item’s details in a
new window.
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Users can search for a specific new or archived news item by entering the news title in a Search box.
The system will then return search results matching the title entered in the Search box.
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Calendar of Events
Our Dynamic Calendar lets you run a dynamic calendar of upcoming events, internal and/ or
external events. You can list an UNLIMITED number of events and easily edit, remove or add events
at anytime using your web browser. Users can browse the calendar by month by week or search the
calendar by date or keyword.
It also allows the client to keep events up to date on their website for viewers without manually
searching for placement or updates that need to be made throughout the site.
Moreover, this component enables the administrator to search for events according to certain filters
or through the Search box, in addition to view event images, update existing events, add new events
and delete events.
Thus, public users are also allowed to view and search for events according to certain filters or
through the Search box.
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Products Database (Dynamic Store Front)
Primus Dynamic Store Front can help you set up your store front today! By easy set-up you will be
up and running in no time.
Furthermore, Primus Store Front is developed in such a way that the site owner can add thousands
of products breaking them up into categories and subcategories. Our store front is capable of
offering a complete, compelling and engaging shopping experience for user’s community.
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Membership Database
Primus Membership database provides the core member management features you need and
provides a private member-only web site. Different levels of secure access ensure privacy. Many
features included for both administrator and member support.
Our member management system provides a searchable membership database where members can
add themselves and also update their own personal contact information. Members will be provided
by a membership ID number and password to access their profile.
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Online Discussions
The Discussion Groups component is a forum and message-based conference, enabling users to
view categories and threads, search for specific threads, add new threads, view and sort thread
replies
Users can view threads as a list or tree and can sort thread replies by the most recent or oldest
thread. System administrators can check and update the forums published content if necessary.
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Polling
Primus Poll offers the most powerful polling software. It gives you the opportunity to find out
exactly what your visitors think. Our Poll will be a great addition to your site and let your visitors
express their opinions on any range of current topics that you choose.
Increase the popularity of your site with this interactive application that will attract visitors to your
website to register their vote on any new polls and to keep up-to-date with how the poll is
progressing.
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Dynamic Surveys
The dynamic survey application is a special data repository, which acts as a survey statistical report
generation engine, the application will simply keep the end users’ submitted survey choices and
comments stored in order to give the system administrator the ability to construct the desired
statistical report according to the filtering choices he selected.
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FAQs
Today, more customers prefer to help themselves when seeking information from a web site. A
dynamic Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Database is a simple Web Application that allows you to
construct a Frequently Asked Questions Database for your Website.
Primus FAQ delivers fast, reliable and intelligent responses to customers; it also allows you to
organize and display your FAQs in a user friendly format. Also it allows customers to make inquires
at their convenience. We can integrate this web application into your current or upcoming website.
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Subscribe To Our Newsletter/Mailing List
This module will include the following:
1. Subscribers
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List Subscribers
A list of all the subscribers registered to receive your emails or newsletter. Subscribers can be
added, edited or deleted by the administrator through this page. A filter option based on subscriber
name, or subscriber email is also available.
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Add Subscriber
The administrator or user (should the case be registration) is required to fill in the name, email,
phone number, and address fields. After the correct submission of the above information, the
subscriber is then added to the database.
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Edit Subscriber
The administrator can modify the subscriber’s name, email, phone number, and address fields. The
record is updated on the database level upon submission.
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When a subscriber is selected for deletion, this subscriber and any related dependencies will be
deleted from the database with a confirmation message appearing to the administrator before the
actual deletion takes place.
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Registration Online
Public Users will be able to register online at your website in order to receive your e-mails or
newsletter.
Users will have to enter their email address, name and contact information. Upon submitting their
profile will be added to the email list.
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Send Newsletter / e-mails
The administrator will be able to send the e-mails or newsletter to all of the subscribers registered
at your website. The administrator can either send the newsletter in HTML format or plain text
format.
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Career Opportunities Engine
Primus Career Opportunities software can be used as a job board for organizations wanting to
advertise jobs and manage CV's of applicants by adding the solution into their own website.
Different departments can then manage their own recruitment campaigns online.
Users will be able to fill in applications online in addition to posting their C.V. in no time.
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Dynamic Photo Gallery
Your website administrators will be able to define the photo and image gallery by entering the
gallery name and uploading the image through the administration module; where they will be able
to enter into a page, select an image and press the Upload button and the images will be online.
Public users will be able to view galleries names on the website as a hyperlink; clicking on any will
lead the users to the photo galleries they selected.
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Chatting
We can integrate with your website a chatting service where unlimited number of registered users
can use the chat service.
The Chat room may optionally be moderated or watched. Also the administrator will be able to
define unlimited number of Chat rooms as necessary.
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Inventory Control System
1. Inventory control Basics:
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All items must enter the main store first and then transferred to other stores.
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Items in main and other stores have the same Item no.
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Each branch will be able to calculate items quantity per store. The main branch will be able to
identify the items quantity for all stores.
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Item quantities will be affected in the main and sub stores by each transaction (Issuing, receiving
or transfer).
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Automatic calculation of cost price and sales price.
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Item transfer from one store to another will affect both stores.
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Each item will have an Item card.
2. Item Card
Each item information and details will be defined in the item card. This card also will contain the
available quantity, and quantity per each store.
The administrator will be able to add, update items anytime. The quantities will be read only and
will be affected only by the related transactions. In addition, the administrator will be able to define
suppliers for each item.
3. Transactions
Transaction files are as follows:
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Receiving Items to store
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Store Transfer
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Issue Items from stores
4. Reports
Our Inventory control system will have but not limited to the following reports:
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Store Transfer
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Receipt Vouchers
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Issue Vouchers
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Items Inventory
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Search Engine Database
Site search engine emerged from the need to provide users with a fast way to find the contents
he/she is looking for without the need to navigate through all the web site pages in order to find
what the user needs. Primus Site search Engine is bilingual which allows the user to search Arabic
and English pages.
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Using Site Search Tool is quite simple; the user just enters the words he/she wants to search for in
the Search Text field, and then presses the Go or Search button. The engine would then return
search results, if any pages were found, in a list format, listing each page name in a single row.
Clicking on any of these pages names would open the page. If nothing matches the search criteria
then a message will appear to the user indicating "No results founds".
One can actually search for one word or multiple words at the same time and even mixed case
(Arabic and English)
Note: Primus CMS component has a built-in search engine feature that differs from this
static based search engine.
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Banner Management System
Primus will use a banner management system by designing pages that have already space for
banners. The company's administrators will be able to define the banner location, period and time
to stay online.
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4. Model Projects
Software and Web Solutions
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In our development process we follow industry standard methodology: Analyze Design, Develop,
Test, and Deploy. We apply this methodology in waterfall process for large projects, and agile
process for smaller projects. And our solutions are built using the most appropriate software
architecture, be it client/server or 3/n-tier. Furthermore, we develop multi-lingual web solutions,
including Dutch, French, and other languages, in addition of course to Arabic, Kurdish, and English.
Intranet Applications
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Many exciting features of one technology may not apply to Internet Web solutions, due to licensing
requirements, or the basic nature of the web for being vendor independent. These factors no longer
apply when it comes to Intranet applications. To us, as software developers, this is even more
exciting: it gives us the ability to capitalize on one platform's strength.
We are focused on developing Intranet Applications based on Microsoft technologies, such as
Windows, Office and Back Office. We develop database solutions for Microsoft SQL Server,
collaboration solutions for Exchange Server, and Office Automation solutions for the Microsoft
Office Suite, using Visual Basic.
Desktop Software
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We're also in the business of developing custom desktop software based on Microsoft Technologies.
Some of our work includes:
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BADB (Business Association Management System Database)
This database system is designed to manage membership information for business associations. It
allows the business association to keep track of its events, financial dues and member’s information.
Using the system will cut back time and money for the associations.
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ICLS (Iraqi Customs Levy System)
This desktop application has been installed across all the Iraqi Border Posts, the Corporate Tax
Registration Module for the Iraqi Income Tax Commission. Through this application the Iraqi
customs will be able to record all the imported items from all the borders posts and immediately
calculate and collect the 5% levy fees depending on many rules and regulations.
Educational
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The Royal Academy for Culinary Arts (RACA) is a vocational school offering career training in the field
of culinary arts, and is the first of its kind in Jordan. RACA’s CMS website combines several dynamic
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features which reflect the exclusivity of its services and also assist students and other website
visitors to browse its user-friendly pages without any effort whatsoever. The news and events
components of the website enable users to obtain the information they want and to follow up on
the latest news, while keeping abreast of any upcoming events. Another appealing feature of the
website is that it offers all users a virtual tour of the academy and its campus. The CMS also
permits members, including the student body and academia, to carry out and engage in activities
online. The website also provides FAQs on RACA services, faculty and curricula, which are stored in
a secure database that is managed by the Academy’s administration.
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King’s Academy: www.Kingsacademy.edu.jo
The King’s Academy website includes comprehensive information on the Academy, including faculty
and staff members, curricula, academic departments and admissions. The website also includes an
FAQ section providing answers to questions and inquiries by parents, students and applicants. A
flash based virtual tour is also featured on the website, which provides users with a peek preview on
the Academy and its campus. A special programs section is also featured on the website, together
with a section entitled, students’ life, presenting information on their daily schedule, weekend
activities, dining hall menu, in addition to a photo gallery of student activities.
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MEU
Middle East University is a portal that combines CMS and dynamic components. The website
includes features such as news, a photo gallery, and a calendar of events which are all managed by
the university’s administration.
Entertainment
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Fuzztak
Fuzztak is a gaming website which targets children and teens between the ages of 6 and 18. The
website offers mobile games and online games, in addition to games for downloading. Members
who register through the website are granted access to a more fun array of games. Fuzztak's CMS
website includes game publishing under categories and subcategories, tracking of registered
members, discussion forums, polling, news, systematic newsletters and advertisements.
Sports
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Jordan Rally
The Jordan Rally website was developed as an international standard website which includes
information on Jordan, rally programs, results and archived results. Moreover, the website includes
a dynamic photo gallery containing images of previous rallies, construction of the race track and
press conferences. The website also includes dynamic news, a banner management system, FAQs,
and a polling system.
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Conferences
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Sofex
Since 2003, Primus has designed, developed and created websites and multimedia presentations for
Sofex’s annual conference.
The dynamic website includes a customized component which features a news database, allowing
administrators to insert simple press releases and press clippings on all conference activities for
years past and present.
Governmental
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Jordan Customs
The e-services section of the Jordan Customs’ website includes two major components - Guarantees
and Temporary Admission (TADD). Select clients of Jordan Customs are assigned user names and
passwords which grant them access to certain sections of the website and enables them to check on
the status of guarantee credit, or TADD merchandise.
The e-services component of the website was specifically developed for information retrieval on the
Internet by use of SOAP messaging from the customs database to Primus’ web servers in the U.S.,
hence avoiding bandwidth limitations.
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KAAYIA
The King Abdullah II Award for Youth Innovation & Achievement CMS website was designed to
sustain KAAYIA’s mission to promote a better Jordan and to foster more active and dynamic youth
throughout the region who strive to maintain an active and strong civil society. The website
includes dynamic components which provide administrators with the ability to upload news, events
and images and to create periodic newsletter for distribution to subscribers. Easy-to-use
customized application forms are available on the website for users to fill out with their relevant
information.
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Majlis El Hassan: www.elhassan.org
Majlis El Hassan is a website which has been specifically designed and developed as a service and
research tool for site visitors. The website, which features a video and audio media gallery, in
addition to a photo gallery, also includes news and publications databases. Visitors of the website
can browse through HRH Prince El Hassan’s collection of books, and reports, and provides them with
access to a database of His Royal Highness’ speeches. Those interested in receiving updates from
Majlis El Hassan can also subscribe to a periodic newsletter through the website.
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KADDB (Industrial organization )
KADDB’s website provides information on KADDB, its mission and services. One of the prime
components of the website is its “Products” section which lists the various products manufactured
and developed by KADDB, including specifications and visuals. The website, which is available in
both English and Arabic, features a photo and video gallery and a news and events database.
Financial Institutions
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JSC: www.jsc.org.jo
Jordan Security Commission is one of the many governmental institutions for which Primus has
designed and developed exclusive websites. Dynamic components featured on JSC’s website allow
the commission to better serve its customers by providing the appropriate tools for updating news
and events and also keeping a secure membership database. Accessing information on the website
is a very straight-forward activity, particularly by use of the website’s search engine and JSC’s online
library. The website also includes a photo gallery and job postings which can be updated daily.
Other online services such as forms for official use are also available as website components.
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Jordan National Competitiveness Observatory (Government agencies )
The JNCO is an institutionalized structure of the former national competitiveness team. JNCO’s
website includes static information on its mandate, vision and objectives, in addition to dynamic
components such as OLAP: Microsoft analysis service, mining data, warehousing and dynamic
reports.
The website features online surveys which provide public users with access to a reference database
that administrators can also employ for interacting with members, data collection, statistics and the
production of reports.
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Association of Banks in Jordan www.abj.org.jo
The Association of Banks in Jordan’s website is a CMS website that caters to the needs of bankers
and their clients whilst responding to their various needs and requests.
The various features provided by the CMS website enable the association’s administration to
instantaneously update information on news and events, and allow for the periodic distribution of
newsletters. Membership logs are also easily maintained in a searchable database which is
utilizable for both users and administrators. Other dynamic components such as polling, discussion
forums, FAQs, banner management systems and online libraries are also available within the CMS
website. An additional dynamic component, the JODIBOR information, was expressly customized
for the Association of Banks, and stock and currency pricing tickers are also incorporated within the
website.
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SDC
The Securities Depository Center (SDC) of Jordan is a public utility institution established in the
Kingdom by virtue of the Securities Law No (23) of 1997. SDC was established to enhance the
confidence of investors in securities by enabling them to follow up on their investments safely and
with ease; and to reduce the risks related to the settlement of trading transactions executed
through the market. In parallel with SDC’s mission and as an outreach tool to investors, Primus
designed and developed SDC’s multimedia presentation; providing viewers with information on its
establishment, functions and responsibilities, applied technology platforms and future plans. The
multimedia presentation was developed using Adobe Flash CS3 technology and will serve as a tool
to enhance a safe and stable investment environment in support of the national economy, while
strengthening relations between Jordan and international markets.
NGO’s
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SABEQ (NGO)
Sustainable Achievement of Business Expansion and Quality program (SABEQ) is an expansive
economic development initiative implemented by BearingPoint, Inc. and a team of international and
Jordanian partner firms.
By both supporting advancements in the business environment and providing assistance to expand
innovation and productivity in Jordanian businesses, SABEQ’s components support the objective of
strengthening Jordan’s private sector and ultimately achieving economic growth. SABEQ’s website
was developed by use of CMS technology and includes news, RFPs, surveys, photo-gallery, success
stories and regional portals.
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Aramex CSR: www.aramex.org
In line with its commitment towards giving back to society; Aramex’s CMS technology enabled
website allows Aramex’s CSR personnel to upload articles specifically for the public to share their
thoughts and ideas on community development through polls and blogs. The website also features
other dynamic components such as news and events databases.
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Aramex GDA: www.gdalliance.com
Global Distribution Alliance (GDA) is a customized website through which “GDA Global” users can
browse all GDA partner countries. The website includes a “Track & Trace” option which enables
users to keep track of shipments, in addition to a “Pick up Request”, whereby users can provide GDA
with details on shipment recipients, ensuring privacy and security.
The website also keeps users up to date with GDA’s most recent articles and publications and
provides them with the option of submitting inquiries or comments via a “Customer Support”
department specific link.
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Art and Design
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Red Thread (Fashion)
Red Thread’s website is an exceptional platform which combines flash with a creative and dynamic
photo gallery to present site visitors with a tour of this elegant and stylish boutique with a simple
click.
Consulting
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Sanaya: www.sanayame.com
Sanaya is a human investment company which focuses on people and their knowledge. Through
corporate training, recruitment and business consultancy servicing, Sanaya services private and
public organizations throughout the Middle East.
Sanaya’s website is an online service tool which includes dynamic features such as news and events,
but most importantly, the website which is built on CMS, enables administrators to add companies
and update vacancies for each company. The system also features companies, vacancies and
applications and allows public users to post their CVs and search for jobs listed on the website.
E-Commerce
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Buy From Jordan ( E – commerce solution): www.buyfromjordan.com
Buy from Jordan is a one stop shop that provides you with the opportunity to tour Jordan and
discover its treasures and pleasures from the very comfort of your home or office.
Developed with the most advanced technologies and your convenience in mind, the dynamic
components of this solution make browsing easier for the user and the administrator alike. The
solution features a membership database and advertising banners, in addition to a list of online
products which allow customers to make their purchases with the simple click of a button. The
shipment and tracking facilities also included in the solution enable your customers to access Buy
from Jordan and follow up on their own orders, easily and effortlessly.
Real Estate
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MDA (Real estate)
Ma’an Development Area’s (MDA) website serves as a platform for promoting a better Jordan. The
static website has been enriched with a number of dynamic and interactive components which
create a more attractive and captivating site for visitors. The introduction of an interactive media
and video gallery showcases master plans for the project and provides site users with insight on the
various phases of the project. The website’s news section allows MDA administrators to upload
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press releases as well as press clippings. The job opportunities section specifically serves the
purpose of encouraging Jordanian youth to apply for jobs in the development area.
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The Landmark (Hotels)
The Landmark Hotel’s website provides visitors with a virtual tour of the Hotel’s exceptional rooms,
first-rate outlets and facilities. This CMS website allows Hotel staff to amend content when needed
and also caters to the comfort of visitors through a customized reservation form designed and
developed to allow guests to plan their stay and pay online through a third party payment gateway.
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5. Our Partners
We believe the best projects are delivered by innovative partnerships that bring together social and
economical forces and deliver high-quality and end-to-end solutions. Primus is currently engaged in
successful collaborations with leading international consulting and IT corporations such as:
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Ernest & Young
Microsoft
Booz Allen Hamilton
DAI
White Associates
Tata Communication
Nathan Associates
Emerging Markets Group (EMG)
ARD Inc.
ABT Associates
Computer Associates (CA)
International Roll-Call
JE Austin
Academy for Educational Development (AED)
State University of New York (SUNY)
Chemonics International
Monitor Group
Management Systems International (MSI)
RTI International
Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC)
Creative Associates
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6. Our Memberships
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7. Our Network
Primus currently maintains offices in Bahrain, Palestine, Iraq, Egypt and Saudi Arabia; in addition to
representational offices in Qatar, Kuwait and Lebanon and notable presence in the United States through
local partners.
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8. Contact Information
General Inquiries:
Tel.: +962 6 5535733
Fax: +962 6 5535734
Jordan Cell Phone: +962 7 77 225622
International Inquiries:
U.S. Cell Phone: +1 202 299 6712
VoIP: +1 202 360 4229
Sales and Marketing Inquiries:
bd@primus.com.jo
Infrastructure Inquiries:
infrastructure@primus.com.jo
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 2147
Amman 11953, Jordan
Courier Mailing Address:
Primus Jordan
Al Samah Complex, Al Madinah Al Munawarah Street
Building No. 162, Fifth Floor, Suite 505, Amman, Jordan
Email: info@primus.com.jo
Website: www.primus.com.jo
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