Systems Integration

Systems Integration
As systems integrators, Beacon helps solve companies' information technology problems by making disparate systems and mission-critical technology solutions work together seamlessly. Coupled with our strategic consulting, software design, development and deployment services, we work with you to help design your network or system, pick the appropriate equipment, install the technology, and maintain it. Successful integration involves multiple disciplines and technologies. With our comprehensive range of services and skills, we ensure the timely and complete integration of your required software and technology to help you reach the market more quickly and maximize your competitive focus, with minimal disruption to your business operations.

SOA
A service-oriented architecture (SOA) is essentially a collection of services that communicate with each other. The communication can involve either simple data passing or it could involve two or more services coordinating some activity. Some means of connecting services to each other is needed so as to maintain and improve organisational agility. We help companies organise their distributed, diverse IT resources into an integrated solution that breaks down information silos and maximises business agility. Our SOA Solutions help transform a company's existing array of heterogeneous, distributed, complex and inflexible IT resources into integrated, simplified and highly flexible resources that can be changed and composed to more directly support business goals. 

Legacy Systems
We help migrate your business from legacy systems to more cost-efficient emerging types of enterprise software and technology platforms, enabling you to leverage the most effective and appropriate technologies and processes for exchanging critical information. We also create back-end systems that connect your legacy applications to the Web. We can also enable you to reuse and modernise existing, core business applications by providing new user interfaces (typically Web interfaces) through the use of techniques such as service-enabled access (e.g, through Web services).