Business architecture transformation to support the scaling of a rapidly growing business
Printcom is a privately owned Finnish company specialising in ICT solutions and services, experiencing rapid growth. The company emphasises efficiency and quality in its operations, aiming to allocate time saved through efficiency improvements directly to customer service and sales. In 2022, Printcom reported a revenue of approximately 35 million euros and employed over 100 IT professionals. With offices in Espoo, Kokkola, Kouvola, Kotka, Lahti, Lappeenranta, Porvoo, and Seinäjoki, Printcom delivers its services nationwide through a collaborative network. The company aspires to be the preferred ICT sales and service organisation in its regions.
To support the rapid growth and efficient and cost-effective scaling of the business, Vuono Group helped Printcom with business architecture planning and transformation:
Assessing the current enterprise and IT system architecture
Conducting a Total-Cost-of-Ownership (TCO) analysis for architectural scenarios
Creating a modular target architecture vision
Creating future IT architecture principles to guide future technology selections and development
We created an IT roadmap to guide development efforts towards the selected target IT architecture
Our ways of working:
We work closely together with the Printcom team with multiple on-site workshops. Agile ways of working ensure that the transformation plan adapts to changes.
We apply the best practices of TOGAF for enterprise architecture design.
We combine business metrics with technical evaluation.
As a result of the 4+ months of collaboration, Printcom was able to start the work towards an IT architecture that scales with their business needs. Vuono Group continues supporting Printcom on this journey.
“The collaboration with Vuono Group business engineers has provided us with a lot of value. Their business-first approach to architecture work clarified our IT development and tangible steps forward, which will open us new growth and efficiency opportunities. We are happy to continue our business architecture transformation journey with them.”