Design, optimization and implementation of technologies

Design

During consultations with our personnel, needs of your company are identified, optimized solution is drafted, and supporting tools for business return rise, profit and workflow process optimization, administration and human resources are defined.

Optimization

Grounds of optimization process are based on the following workflow scheme:

1. Current status identification and current status processes monitoring based not only on efficiency criteria but many others 
2. Current status analysis regarding problem location and problem processes identification
3. Improvement proposal focused on problem location improvements as well as the original project

To reach the goal, analytical and statistical methods are used as well as BMP and internal process optimization methodology.

System implementation

Each informational system implementation and implementation of any kind of software solution must pass through several phases in order to prevent possible inappropriate investments of client. Release planning phase is the most important one; it results into a feasibility study. The feasibility study provides the grounds for the system implementation. The study includes selected software models preview particularly focused on ROI / Return of investment / SW and HW. The study also detects or verifies processes rationalization at client’s site and overall impact efficiency of deployment/use of implemented solution at the client’s..

Each phase is divided according to HW solution or SW solution.

• Release-planning phase
  SW :1. Presentation  2. Feasibility study
  HW : 1. Project IS  2. Project HW net
• Implementation phase
  SW : 1. Data conversion  2. System installation  3. User training  4. System management  
  HW : 1. HW delivery and installation 2. DB supply and installation  3. SW supply and installation  4. User training
• Full deployment phase
  SW : 1. Remoted supervising  2. Helpdesk support  
  HW : 1. Service support  2. Remote HW management

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