How we create support to every stage of Services lifecycle
Design
We will build strategies around consumption, storage and reduction while understanding where data lands, how data is shared, analysed and consumed.
Architecture
We will define data collection capabilities with scalability and flexibility to handle data in both raw and processed formats to incrementally build on the outlined capabilities.
System Integration
Cost effective way to store large amounts of data. Maintain transformation scripts and write the codes to ingest, transform, reduce and /or analyze. Tool alignment to attain project goals and infrastructure.
Emerging technology roadmap for midsize enterprises
3D printers
Additive manufacturing if or on-demand production and rapid prototyping involving software, materials and printers. 3D scanners applications include QC/inspection, reverse engineering, virtual simulation
RPA
Robotic process automation is a technology that enlists the help of bots, programs that can perform repetitive tasks directly from a user interface. Fast to deploy and easy to update, bots can be a powerful catalyst for system integrations.
NLP
Natural language processing is AI technology that recognizes and understands natural human languages. Written or spoken human speech is converted into a form that computers are able to understand through NLP techniques.
Experiment and prototype
Our design process is bringing ideas to life in the form of tangible prototypes. Making an idea real helps us to understand, communicate, test, and improve. It can also help us get closer to realising the future.
Play the devil’s advocate
It’s just as important to understand your business as it is to understand the technology you’re considering implementing and it starts with asking yourself honest questions.
Align technology and strategy
When you invest in technology for your business, you will have high expectations for its performance. Newer technology will improve your business processes and make your companies more successful.
Balance agility and reliability
It’s understandable to not want to fully disrupt your traditional way of doing things when incorporating a new technology into your business processes, you can mitigate that by taking a bimodal approach.