Enterprise Development

The Need/Problem

Modern enterprises often identify needs that go beyond commercial “off-the-shelf” products. Once a problem is identified and the available solutions leave gaps (or require heavy customization from vendors), it is time to engage a custom solution approach.

Common Needs

Interconnectivity

Every enterprise exists with an underlying operating system in place. Interconnectivity and integration are key for when a new system is added to the mix. Solutions are meant to speed up time to value, and as such should work with and improve current systems in place. Not necessarily replace them outright.

Performance

New systems within an enterprise need to work and comply with built-in expectations from the business. Enterprise systems have usually higher standards than business to consumer applications. Consistent, high level performance is just one of them.

Security

Cyber security is the most important concern when building new enterprise systems. Security weaknesses are issues enterprise software cannot afford, but often fall down in the priority list. Move it back in focus, making it an integral part of any Enterprise Development project.

Scalability

Cyber security is the most important concern when building new enterprise systems. Security weaknesses are issues enterprise software cannot afford, but often fall down in the priority list. Move it back in focus, making it an integral part of any Enterprise Development project.

Cost

Cyber security is the most important concern when building new enterprise systems. Security weaknesses are issues enterprise software cannot afford, but often fall down in the priority list. Move it back in focus, making it an integral part of any Enterprise Development project.