Systems Development Corp.
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Mission Systems Development provides consulting and systems integration services to large and mid-size organizations in the private and public sectors. We maintain a searchable database of approximately 1,500 consultants that is used to supply resources for our clients and for our systems integration projects. Since its incorporation in 1989, Mission has developed a wide variety of
custom database applications that integrate a number of different technologies including document image processing, EDI, fax servers and communications servers.
From our offices in Toronto and Montreal we develop and support applications running at our customers’ sites from coast to coast. Mission is fully equipped for remote application deployment and support. Our staff members have years of experience providing support to hundreds of users on dozens of distinct geographical locations across Canada.. We
also run several database applications from our own Web servers as an ASP thus eliminating the need for any application software on client machines.
Our development project teams are built according to client needs. We maintain a small core staff and we round-of the project teams with consultants to meet exact skill requirements. Many of these consultants have worked on our projects on and off for more than ten years. This down-to-earth and somewhat frugal approach allows us to keep our fixed costs low and provide highest quality
service in a very cost-effective way.
Mission’s clients benefit greatly from our ability to come up with simple solutions to fairly complex problems. Thanks to our years of experience in systems development, we know how to quickly identify key questions. Sometimes just asking a simple and clear question provides half of the answer!
Among Mission’s clients are Bank of Montreal, US Bankcorp, Regional Municipalities of York, Peel,
Niagara and Durham, City of Kingston, City of Hamilton, City of Waterloo and
City of Windsor.
Last updated April 2011