AIS announces move to Cedar Office Estate

Issued by Rubicomm for Assimilated Information Systems
Johannesburg, 15 Jun 2016

Ernest Kleynhans, Managing Director, AIS.

Local specialist software and IT service provider Assimilated Information Systems (AIS) has announced the move to its new premises at Cedar Office Estate, Cedar Road, in Fourways.

The firm represents a group of specialists with a wide range of expertise in document composition, automation, governance; paperless processes; compliance and risk management; as well as enterprise and cloud systems architecture.

The company has established a firm position within the market with its flagship solution DocFusion. This offering provides document generation and workflow capability through safe, convenient and secure high-quality end production.

In 2015, DocFusion was officially secured as a registered trademark.

A year later and the company has expanded its operation to the point where it needs bigger premises.

"We are delighted to confirm the move to our new offices... it marks the start of a new chapter in our vision and strategic plans. Our business has grown substantially over the last decade of operations. We required a new location that will match our staff requirements, and reflect the extent of our growth," says Ernest Kleynhans, Managing Director, AIS.

"The new space will assist in embedding the strength of our brand, and forge together the bright minds that assist us in keeping ahead of the curve in terms of market shifts, more specifically, the shift to cloud computing. We would like to thank all our loyal customers and partners for being part of this journey. Rest assured that we are ever more committed to provide an excellent service, backed by a quality product," Kleynhans adds.

For more information on the move or the services offered by AIS, please contact marketing@aissa.co.za or (+27) 011 731 8050.

For more information regarding the AIS DocFusion product, please feel free to visit http://www.aissa.co.za/marketing.

Assimilated Information Systems (AIS)

Assimilated Information Systems (AIS) is an established South African specialist services provider of software and IT. It was incorporated in 2006 to supply large companies and multinationals, and leverages off its inherent intellectual capital - over 66 years of combined IT industry experience.

In 2013, the company entered a new phase of development when it became a member of e4. AIS comprises a close-knit group of specialists with a wide range of expertise in the fields of:

* Document generation, automation and governance;
* Digital signatures; and
* Access control, asset tracking and biometrics.
* Specialised software development for Microsoft platforms, including:
* Application development and system integration;
* Security;
* Communications; and
* Enterprise systems architecture.

Large software development projects undertaken include:

* Renewal of aging branch application infrastructure for teller applications (Absa Retail Bank);
* Develop application infrastructure and applications to support and integrate teller cash recyclers (Absa Retail Bank);
* Develop application infrastructure and applications to replace manual treasury book (Absa Retail Bank);
* Using its DocFusion product suite:
* Enable paperless customer on-boarding and complex contract generation, including digital signatures (Absa Retail Bank ); and
* Generate complex contracts for commercial property funding customers (Absa Bank CPF).

AIS partners include Ovations, Prosense Technology and Liv4IT.

The company is also a certified Microsoft Gold Application Development partner.

Its extensive profile of solutions, which incorporates DocFusion, Orchestrate, Insight and Repayment Schedule Calculator, is designed to help clients address key challenges associated with keeping ahead of technology trends.

These trends include advanced document generation and management, digital signatures, data processing and entry, workflow, as well as all relevant areas of compliance. AIS also offers cloud-based, software as a service (SaaS) or on-premises solutions.

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