Integration
We connect systems that don't talk to each other.
You have ERP, you have a database, you have code that has been running for years. The problem is that they are unaware of each other. We make the connection and sit on it so that the AI runs on its own server.
What we're doing
Three titles, all tangible.
ERP connectors and Oracle integrations
We write connectors that read/write to the existing ERP: stock, order, current, production. We work at the level of view and stored procedure on the Oracle side, without breaking the scheme. What happens when the connection is broken is part of the design.
- Read/write connector
- Oracle view & PL/SQL
- Queue and retry policy
- Area-based mapping
Legacy modernization
We modernize the working system without stopping it. We first set service limits, then move them piece by piece — we don't make the big transition all at once. The old system continues to work until the new one stands up.
- Gradual transition
- Removal of service limits
- Data migration and validation
- Return plan
On-premise AI deployment
The model runs on your hardware. With vLLM, we serve it on its own GPU, installing the RAG layer inside the closed network. Neither the prompt nor the document goes out.
- service on own GPU with vLLM
- RAG in closed wax
- Vector database setup
- Model update procedure
Interface side
An interface is usually required when the integration is finished.
We also write the web and mobile side — same team, same standard, no supplier coordination in between. That job stands on a separate page.
The evidence
In about a hundred hospitals, all on their own servers.
We built Bizmed's clinical platform on .NET microservices. Database on-premise Oracle; distribution is done with Docker and CI/CD line. This is where the institutional scale and the on-premise constraints apply at the same time.
Bizmed
- .NET microservices
- Oracle
- on-premise
- Docker
- CI/CD
Which systems do you want to connect?
Describe your current setup — let's say what can be connected and where it makes sense to start.