Integration/Automation
Connecting systems for increased efficiency.
Integration/Automation
In a typical large or medium sized company, several departments have different databases, middleware, and pieces of software which manage various aspects of a business process. Oftentimes, various systems do not work together, requiring dedicated personnel to either manually control the data.
Adding a new system to the mix can be costly, time consuming, and at worst, chaotic. To avoid issues and to improve the business process, your project is planned and designed from the beginning to integrate with an existing system in the specifications and budget required.
We understand this, and couldn't expect you and your organization to scrap your investment(s) to implement a new system when the existing system is perfectly functional. As such, we implement a new system to "talk" to your existing system through a suitable protocol, such as HTTP, XML, JSON, even CSV. Integrating your data saves you unnecessary re-typing of data.
Examples
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Toyo Tires POP
All of Toyo's product inventory is housed on a mainframe at headquarters. The accounting and product management department is very risk-adverse and would give no one access to the system. By building an intermediate bridge between the mainframe and web system, orders, products, and customer information cross-talks to keep both systems up to date with the latest information.[ View Case Study ] -
DENSO Parts and eCommerce
The DENSO internal eCommerce system, designed within DENSO for dealer purchasing, required integration with the DENSO parts lookup system which powers the web site. Furthermore, a separate department responsible for products uses an in-house database to manage the inventory and parts.[ View Case Study ]
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