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To get the most from your current (and future) technology investments, let us devise a strategy that firmly aligns your business objectives and goals with technology. Open Source Enterprise can enable your business to allocate resources on tailored solutions rather than Off-The-Shelf, one size fits all solutions.
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A major benefit of implementing Symplicity Networks' Open Source Enterprise is the ability to measure results, such as reducing cost and lead time while simultaneously improving service and performance. In more concrete terms, improved product availability, reaching performance targets and improved process control can be described as the outcome of a well-defined operation utilizing Symplicity Networks' Open Source Enterprise Strategy.
Our Methodology:
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Analyze resource allocation and flow
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Examine existing technological infrastructure
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Analyze processes and information requirequirements
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Identify ways of taking current systems to a higher level
Your Results:
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Ensurance of full use of current enterprise functionality
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Utilization of network and mining technologies to exploit existing data and infrastructure to yield new information
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Strategies and cost-benefit business cases for knowledge management and business intelligence
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Benchmark assessments for forecasting and reporting processes
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Custom reports for accurate, strategically relevant performance measurement.
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Distribute and manage valuable information about competitive activities, legal and regulatory issues, research findings, proposal templates and more.
At the heart of Symplicity Networks' Open Source Enterprise is our Office Evolution SERVER. This platform embodies Open Source. Symplicity Networks' technologists are experts in the use of open source software and systems. All of our technologists have extensive experience with the Linux operating system, Apache web server, MySQL & PostgreSQL RDBMS's, and C/C++/PHP/Perl/Java programming languages; as well as a host of other open source enterprise applications like SAMBA, NAGIOS, OPENLDAP, and CVS.
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