Systems Integration
Connect applications, data, workflows and third-party systems so information can move reliably across the organisation.
Explore integration →V3C combines software engineering, integration, infrastructure and digital experience to build technology around how an organisation actually operates.
Technology proposition
Technology is a system of dependencies.
Applications depend on infrastructure. Digital services depend on operational systems. Data depends on the workflows that create it. Integration sits between them.
V3C approaches technology across these relationships rather than treating each implementation as an isolated application.
Capabilities
What V3C can design, build, connect and operate.
Software Engineering
Design and build applications, platforms, APIs and digital services around specific operational requirements.
Explore engineering →Cloud & Infrastructure
Create the infrastructure required to deploy, connect and operate digital services across institutional environments.
Explore infrastructure →Data & Intelligence
Structure operational information for reporting, analytics, dashboards and better-informed decision making.
Explore data →Digital Experience
Create practical digital access points for customers, patients, students, employees and other service users.
Explore digital experience →Managed Services
Support and operate deployed technology environments as institutional needs continue to evolve.
Explore managed services →Systems Integration
The value is often between the applications.
Organisations frequently operate multiple systems, applications and data sources introduced at different times and for different purposes.
Integration focuses on the relationships between those systems: what information must move, where it originates, which workflow depends on it and how access should be controlled.
Architecture
A connected institutional technology environment
Users & service channels
Applications
Integration
Core systems
Data services
Infrastructure
Layered institutional technology architecture showing users, applications, integration, core systems, data services and infrastructure.
The architecture varies by institution, but the design question remains consistent: how should the components interact to support the operating environment?
Industries
Applied inside real operating environments.
Healthcare
Connect clinical, diagnostic and patient-facing systems across healthcare environments.
Explore healthcare →Education
Bring learning, administration, assessment and institutional information into connected digital environments.
Explore education →Government & Public Sector
Design digital services and institutional systems around public-sector operations.
Explore government →Financial Services & Payments
Connect transaction, payment and operational workflows through secure digital systems.
Explore financial services →Enterprise
Build and integrate applications that support complex organisational processes.
Explore enterprise →Logistics & Operations
Digitise coordination, scheduling, visibility and operational workflows across locations.
Explore operations →Client story · Healthcare
Distributed imaging infrastructure across clinical environments.
A medical imaging implementation demonstrating how distributed infrastructure, diagnostic systems and clinical access requirements can be considered as one connected environment.
Read the client story →
Start with the operating requirement.
Describe the systems involved, what needs to connect and what needs to change.