ISERIES AND AS/400 SOLUTION DESIGN, CONSULTANCY AND SUPPORT

                        Better Answers for Your Business

In the early days of computing Thomas Watson, the chairman of IBM said “I think there’s a world market for about five computers.” The president of DEC, Ken Olson, famously remarked that “There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home.”

Who could have foreseen the way computers and the Internet would change business practices and processes? Certainly not those giants of the industry! Today, although you may not make or sell computers, it is almost impossible to run your business without them.

But is your investment in Information Technology giving you the return you need? Or are you spending time and resources on your I.T. instead of your business?

Saxonminster solution design can review the way your business uses computers. We have experience of industry “best practice” and solutions that can deliver what you really want from your computers – accurate information, when and where you need it.

Talk to us about your business needs today and we can help you decide how to get your I.T. to work more efficiently with these service offerings:

Business Process Review

We can review the way your business uses its I.T. resources, advising you on the most effective way to get what you want from your investment in technology. . .

System Health Checks

Our overall system health check will audit key areas of your system - performance, security, business continuity - with detailed specialist advice plus services to help you eliminate any problems you uncover. . .

Capacity Planning

This service will help with planning how to get more from your system in the most cost effective way. . .

Operating System Upgrades and Migrations

System Upgrades and PTF loads – these activities are some of the most dangerous things you can do to your system. Our project-managed implementations will eliminate the risk. . .

 

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