APPROACH
When we started Why Systems, we began by designing and building the kind of solutions we needed for ourselves—high quality, extremely reliable, easy to scale, and efficient to own and operate—then built a methodology that lets us apply those core principles to specific business and technology needs.
We start by understanding your requirements for reliability, redundancy, and performance, and then design around those specifications. The result is an environment that’s been optimized precisely for your needs—not a one-size-fits-all solution that forces your code to adapt to it.
HOW WE WORK
A HOLISTIC APPROACH
In everything we do—architecture, hosting, operations and management—we design by considering the whole system. We vertically integrate and optimize each layer to work with the others, so bottlenecks are minimized, and the entire system works with optimal efficiency.
A MULTI-DISCIPLINARY TEAM OF EXPERTS
Because we take a holistic approach to designing and operating, we specifically seek out people who have both broad and deep skill sets, so they understand how the whole system operates, not just one piece of it.
And because optimal performance and elegant design is achieved through transparency and accountability, the people who design our systems are the same ones responsible for day-to-day operations and management.
PREDICTABLE STABILITY MEETS FINE-TUNED PERFORMANCE
Every system starts with a solid foundation that’s based on our tested methodology. But, stability alone doesn’t result in performance, especially from a one size-fits-all approach. To achieve both, we will work with you to understand your business and performance objectives, and then design a solution that delivers effectiveness and efficiency.
LEADING - NOT BLEEDING - EDGE
In the world of tech, it's said that change is the only constant. Keeping up with changing standards, new technologies, and industry advances is essential to maintaining high levels of performance. At the same time, knowing how and when to apply updates is essential. To keep your systems performing at optimal levels, we continually research, test, and troubleshoot, so when it’s time to deploy something new, we know what to expect and how to avoid potential pitfalls.