Integration of Systems is a process of creating an environment where clients can maximise the benefits of their investment in IT infrastructure to unify their automation control and business enterprise systems to provide an Open Framework which will protect revenue and provide tangible operational benefits whilst protecting and enhancing customer service and brand image.
At QHi our approach to integration is simple we listen to our clients, we investigate the solutions and we deliver on our promises.
With years of collective experience in System Integration, QHi have delivered innovation and results. Our client base recognises that via dialogue and selection of open solutions, QHi have been able to tailor their work to offer the Right Advice, Right Product and Right Solution.
We source our products either through in house research and development or from best of breed suppliers in each of the disciplines or market sectors where we are involved.
As an independent solutions provider we are not tied to a particular product or solution.
We have however formed strategic partnerships with Global Suppliers but will always maintain our independence and monitor market trends so that we can supply innovation, value, scalability and future proofing.
We operate in various market sectors
Our clients includemany blue chip companies
Our support for legacy systems is wide and includes some of the following Johnson’s, Honeywell, Siemens etc in addition we support the main standards such as.
BACnet®, LonWorks®, Modbus®, OPC®, SNMP™, EIB, Profibus these are just some of the many communications protocols used by equipment suppliers. Although many of today’s protocols are open standards, they do not always provide interoperability between each other.
Our support extends into traditional IT Enterprise solutions and Standards such as SQL, Oracle, Soap XML etc.
This allows us to create true integration between Systems and Software. Enabling our clients to expand the capabilities of legacy systems and investments and break down traditional business obstacles.
For the first time it allows users to access information Anywhere at Anytime with a click of the mouse and a suitable browser.
No need to choose a single protocol |
