"New century: new ideas, new methods." We established the XSys Ltd. with this dynamism in the beginning of the century. The objectives, principles of this company working mainly on the field of informatics were also born in the name of modernism. Our slogen expresses the goal of our work in one sentence: "Expert Software Systems for the 21st century". Our name is an abbreviation derived from this expression.

Working theory, the company's philosophy

 Working theory: to be up-to-date skilled, of high standard, novel, unique, precise, conscious, flexible, customer oriented and effective.

Contact

e-mail: info @ xsys.hu

Postal address: 
XSys Kft.
Hungary H-1142 Budapest, Erzsébet királyné útja 76/a 3/5.

Services

• Developing individual Internet/intranet applications ("e-business" applications) (analysis, design, programming) also as a subcontractor

  Our company is of help to You in software development based on multi-tier or conventional client/server architecture. As a subcontractor we are also able to take part in the execution of projects and subprojects from the analysis through design and implementation to testing and maintenance. We particularly offer Java (i.e. Webstart), JSP, javaScript, XML, RMI and JDBC techniques to build Internet/intranet applications.

• Bringing existing applications up-to-date , Migration to Java/Web-techniques

  We rewrite your existing systems using the newest techniques according to the requirements of the 21st century and the Internet-area. Besides re-designing and re-programming conventional programmes we undertake to create newly developed clients for running server programmes.

• Arrangement of On-line and printable users' guide and hypertext organizational documentation

  With our documentational method (presented at the IV National OO conference) we create On-line documentation which is viewable using standard Web-browsers. Clicking on the corresponding element of the outlines acting as a graphical table of contents we go directly to its detailed description. The elements of the text are connected by "links", therefore the referenced concepts are quickly accessible. The documentation of the users' interfaces simulates some behaviour of the elements (menu etc.), and gives information about them available (as an "imagemap") with one click. The detailed documentation can be connected to the program itself on several ways - also as its help or guidline for programmers.