Whether cloud, hybrid or on-premise, architecture is a guiding strategy that dictates the principals for which a system will deliver business outcomes through the use of technology. In a architectural engagement our architects will work to understand the current state, the organisation’s desired future state, the gap between the two, and then provide guidance as to what projects, products and people are required to deliver the desired state. This may require silos of data to be opened up or the automation of complex business processes.
Burch Technologies has over 12 years experience in successfully delivering Microsoft BizTalk and .NET application integration solutions, to a wide range of industries. These solutions deliver major value, including cost and productivity savings to our clients, by integrating disparate applications, processes, and systems ensuring efficient data flows and information consistency across organisations and trading partners.
These same principles that have been applied to our on-premise application integration, have been transferred to our Microsoft Azure cloud solutions and this competence is showcased in our InvoiceSmash e-invoicing application, a Software as a Service (SaaS) solution on Microsoft Azure, liberalising functionality often seen only in high end systems.
Our range of services includes, development, infrastructure design and build / cloud sizing / resourcing, health checks / reviews of existing solutions, upgrades, hosting and project turnarounds.
Project services include all, or a selection of the following stages:
- Proof of Concept
- Solution Design
- Solution Development
- Developer team mentoring
- Infrastructure build (Windows, SQL Server, BizTalk)
- System Testing
- Training
- Ongoing support
As workloads are moved to the cloud, application integration becomes critical. The Microsoft Azure Service Bus, reflects the same principals as that of BizTalk when it comes to application integration. The transition to cloud will vary according to the nature of the application and the number of external application connections. For applications that require the rapid contraction / expansion of resources for example will move speedily to the cloud, whereas legacy applications will most likely see a journey from on-premise to hybrid to cloud over an extended time horizon. Get in touch with us to learn more.