Customers

MVP Systems Software is a leader

in Enterprise Job Scheduling

Sample Customer List

MVP Systems Software has more than 700 customers in 25+ countries. Customers range in size from Fortune 500 organizations to ISV’s and educational institutions.

2020 Companies
Abitibi Bowater
Alcoa
Avon Products
BAE Systems
BC Lottery Corporation
Benchmark Brands
BNSF Railway
Boeing
Bound Tree Medical
British Petroleum
Brown University
Capgemini
Celera Corporation
Coffee Bean & Tea
Cohen and Steers, Inc.
Credit Acceptance Corp
CVS Caremark
Denver Water
Direct Mail of Maine
DiscipleData
Eastwood Company
Echovox
EdFinancial
Electrabel
Encon
Endicia
ETSA Utilities
Evangelical Lutheran Church
FINRA
Fire Mountain Gems
First Bank of Delaware
Frontline Placement
GDF Suez
Geneva Trading
Golden One Credit Union
Goldentree Asset Management
Haldex Corp
Hallmark Insights
Hansen Adkins
HarbourVest Partners
Harriss Farms
Hunton & Williams
IAG New Zealand
ING
J. Peterman Company
Johnson Controls
Jones Apparel Group
JPMorgan Chase
J&P Cycles
Kaiser-Permanente
La-Z-Boy
Levy Home Entertainment
Lighthouse1
Los Alamos National Labs

Macneill
Markwest
Matlock Capital
McGraw-Hill
Memorial Healthcare System
Midland Brake
MillerCoors
NCMIC Group
Neutrogena
Newell Rubbermaid
N. Alberta Institute of Technology
Novelis
Ohio National Life
Pacificare
Personal Creations
Philadelphia Insurance
Pinnacle Entertainment
Principal Financial Group
Programmed Insurance Brokers
QuickSilver Resources
Rapidforms
Revolution Money
Robeco Investment
Ryder
Select Equity
Shar Music
Sonoma County
Stackpole Electronics
State of MI Judicial Info Systems
State of Ohio DoDD
State of WA Dept Revenue
Stater NV
Sun Chemical
Sur La Table
Tennalum
The Hartford
The Ohio Education Computer Network
Title Boxing
Tower Insurance
TVO Canada
U.S. Postal Service
Union Bank of CA
United Data Technologies
UCLA
University of Houston
University of Scranton
UNM Medical Group, Inc.
USAble Life
Verizon Directory Services
Vining Sparks
Virginia Beach Schools
Wilson HTM Investment Group

Start up was fast and easy, and it's gone a long way in helping us create the lights out environment we wanted. We went from queues we had to monitor for notification of missed jobs, jobs not running, jobs that died, and things like that to a basically hands-off operation. It's done a lot to improve our efficiency.