Information systems

Growing recognition among companies enjoying the systems combining two or one of two interfaces: the windowing (for the classical programs for Windows and Linux) and web (available through Web browsers). These systems can operate both on the Internet and local area networks (Intranet).

Information system can be attributed to many features and tools implemented in equal technologies and for different operating systems simultaneously. An example might be a CRM system, where the honor system where employees are working client is equipped with a windowing user interface, while some are available to clients based on Web-based interface accessible via the Internet. Both parts of the system use the same database, taking into account the restrictions imposed on them respectively under the design assumptions.

Information systems are used inter alia to:

• collecting information (data)
• exchange of information between employees, business establishments, suppliers and contractors
• data process (information)
• reduce the amount of produced documents and their archiving
• information management

When designing systems, we place great emphasis on accelerating and increasing the effectiveness and safety of company data. To obtain the most effective solutions to conduct an analysis of how the company's operations, workflow and collaboration between the departments (departmental).

How we work

Implementation projects of information systems is generally divided into the following stages:

• analysis of needs and requirements of the customer (business modeling)
• implementation of technical specifications
• estimate the costs of the project
• developing a graphic user interface (GUI)
• design and implementation of system
• testing
• deployment
• training of system operating personnel
• administration and care