System Simulation

We provide consultancy, design, software engineering and research, primarily for the culture, education, publishing and health sectors. We are one of the few companies in the field that can offer a full service from strategic consultancy, through to the design of the user experience, the technical specification, build and testing of a complete info... rmation management and delivery system. Access to information provided by our systems may take the form of desktop management tools, a web site, a CDROM or DVD publication, a kiosk system, hand-held devices or a digital gallery. Increasingly, our expertise in network technologies means that we help organisations and individuals in dispersed locations to work together or get access to each other's content. System Simulation is driven by a vision of delivering information management systems that fit the way that people and their organisations actually work. With a thirty-year record of innovation we have the people, practical experience and know-how to deliver on this promise. Clients include: British Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum, London's Transport Museum, Royal Academy, British Film Institute, Getty Images, The Stationery Office, Haymarket Medical, the Open University, the Higher Education Academy, L'Institut Pasteur, the British Red Cross Society, the Wellcome Foundation. Our projects tend to involve: a complexity of information and content (structured and unstructured text, numerical data, still and moving images, sound and video). a requirement for very fast and precise access and search facilities. the need to display information and content in an effective and attractive way. information and content that is drawn from different sources, which may be geographically dispersed. output in different formats - print, Web, CDROM, DVD, kiosks, mobile phones, PDAs, Itv, or digital galleries. the flexibility required by organisations that need to be able to grow and change over time. a human-centred approach to every aspect of the information management ...Read More