SwRI Capabilities: Information Systems Engineering, full life cycle development, business process reengineering, systems integration, BPR, IT services, IS sservices, information systems services

A variety of information systems engineering services for both industry and government clients is offered by the Information Systems Engineering Department of Southwest Research Institute (SwRI).

  • Full Life Cycle Development - SwRI can help your organization improve its information assets by assisting with any and all aspects of the systems development life cycle:

    • Requirements development

    • Trade study/commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) product selection

    • Systems design/modeling

    • Implementation

    • Testing

     

  • Business Process Reengineering (BPR) - In addition to helping improve your information systems, SwRI can help you improve the business processes supported by those systems.

  • Flexible Teams - Many organizations are surprised to learn how many options are available in forming a beneficial association with SwRI.

  • Systems Integration - SwRI can help you get the most out of your existing information assets by making them work together better.

Want to know more? Explore the system engineering processes and technical expertise we employ to deliver solutions on time and within budget for the benefit of our clients.

 

Contact us to discover how the positive rapport we establish as a team will help your organization or industry meet its technological goals and challenges.

 

We can offer you insights about how to specify the most effective approach to solving your software engineering problems. For more information about information systems engineering capabilities at SwRI or how you can contract with SwRI, please contact Steven H. Rodgers at srodgers@swri.org or (210) 522-3772.

 

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