Integration, Connectivity and Communications

Experience and Expertise

It is imperative that any potential I.T. Business Partner MUST:

We are very proud of our unique approach to client relationships, and for many clients we represent almost their Information Technology Division itself.

It is essential in today's Open Systems Environment, where it is not merely our Company and our clients who are directly involved in a long-term Project, that in addition to our diverse technical skills, our Project Managers and Technical Team Leaders MUST:

If we are to be a Business Partner within a clients Information Technology Division, or indeed act as the client’s ‘de facto’ I.T. Division, we need to have knowledge of the main industry products as well as our own, their suppliers, AND the LONG-TERM-PROVEN skill set and methodology to integrate them.

These are the appropriate credentials to meet these criteria:

Stability

Experienced Staff

We have very long-serving experienced staff, several with over 30 years’ hands-on experience across all Information Technology aspects including:

Institutional Experience

Capability

Integration and Flexibility

Summary

There are many components needing to be integrated, interfaced and connected in a computer system these days. They include:

The expertise in co-ordinating the diverse technical skills and technologies involved in the total system is as complex as the diverse technologies themselves.

Infomace International has that expertise…proven…and in depth.

Infomace has always recognised the high importance and value of thorough Project Management and Control.

The very first step we recommend be taken from the outset of any relationship with a prospective client is:

TO WORK WITH THE CLIENT’S STEERING MANAGEMENT TEAM TO PREPARE A FULL MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT OF HOW THE PROJECT AND/OR OVERALL RELATIONSHIP IS TO BE CONTROLLED, MONITORED AND EVALUATED

At the first full meeting after a decision to proceed has been made, (or even before), responsibilities would be assigned and a "Memorandum of Agreement" prepared as follows:

The Memorandum of Agreement would: