IT architecture development

IT architecture development

An intensively growing business creates a flow of new requirements for IT, and, vice versa, actively developing IT solutions create new opportunities for business development. IT market is flooded with solutions that focus on achieving the best result within a particular task.
Sometimes business process IT support requires the solution of several tasks, which entails the need to combine and integrate several IT systems, including those already implemented at the customer.

This raises certain problems:

• There is no clarity as to how to solve the business task, which IT systems to customize, how to customize them, and which integration scenarios designed in IT systems are insufficient to meet the requirements.
• The different solutions' capabilities overlap and it is unclear where and what should be done. For example, many of the solutions for customer relationship management have built-in database capability, but for customer-focused interaction, you need a single database in a single system, which creates a problem.
• Major IT systems become difficult to develop due to complex internal connections. The solution needs to be split into modules, but it is not clear how to do this.

If several business initiatives are developed and implemented simultaneously, it is necessary to solve the following issues:

• The ultimate combination of IT systems must support the required processes
• No investments should be lost due to wrong decisions leading to the need for replacement, re-implementation or re-integration of IT systems
• IT changes should be implemented gradually, without creating significant risks for the business
• The changes should produce maximum results with minimum effort

Customers:

• Companies developing their business using IT technologies
• Retailers using omnichannel strategies
• Companies in an active growth phase