The clients own development team working parallely with the team offshore, posed a great challenge as action points of both the teams overlapped more often than not.

With the advent of Web enablement, configuration of Siebel 6 to Siebel 7 marked a major shift in terms of the look and feel for an end user.

With Siebel 7 views being displayed as web pages, challenges in configuring them were many. Technically, Siebel 7’s support of browser scripts proved to be another major challenging engagement. The disintegration of existing scripts and segregating them as browser and server scripts was a completely different proposition as compared to reconfiguring the entire Application in version 7.

Wipro’s involvement in the project started from the analysis of the existing system and spanned across implementing the existing system in Siebel version 7. The Siebel 6 views were studied and configured in Siebel 7 in the most appropriate mode of operation.

A detailed analysis was done on the functionality of scripts in the existing application. Functionalities that could be shifted to the client (browser) were separated from those which needed to reside in the server. Then the functionality at the browser was realized through Java scripts and the remainder was implemented through Siebel scripts.