The more complex the system being developed, the more important the role of our system architects becomes. They maintain an overview and understand the interactions of the system components. Thus, a system architecture is responsible for deriving and decomposing the system requirements (System Engineering). System architecture is more than just structure—it is strategic planning at the technical level. Depending on the product and its level of complexity, the system is then divided into components of hardware, mechanics, and/or software.
The interaction of the individual system components is also made clear by the definition and description of interfaces, which are created on both sides of an architecture for each system component.
The added value of a powerful architecture may not be readily apparent at first glance and may only become apparent in later development phases. A lack of coordination during the development phase can jeopardize the integration of the entire system and lead to significant costs.
Our system architects develop sustainable architectures that combine modularity, integration capability and future-proofing.
We support our clients in planning and implementing a structural foundation, thereby promoting innovation and sustainable growth. We offer customized, customer-focused solutions through the consulting services of our experienced architects and support them in operational implementation.
