Since 2011, Procog has been helping businesses make more of the technology they already have.

Connecting systems and extending their capabilities — plus building what’s missing.

Sometimes that’s called for blank-page development. Often, it has meant finding smart ways to make new technology work with older systems that still do a perfectly good job.

Because, investment should be reserved for where it will have the biggest impact.

We make things work together.

A new HR platform that still needs to feed into your existing BACS payments system.

Keeping a complex Dynamics 365 implementation running, while the systems it depends on are changing.

A website your marketing team can edit themselves (without paying developers), integrated with a sophisticated customer recruitment and onboarding application.

Different systems. Different technology. But simple joined-up processes.

You get the connections, interfaces and middleware that make business smoother. And, built to last (many of our solutions are still quietly doing their job five, ten or more years after they were first put to work).

We’ve solved some interesting problems.

Helping a global manufacturer improve materials planning and production scheduling across multiple plants running different ERP systems.

Building the technology to power third-party reselling in a utilities market.

Helping visitors find their way around the UK’s largest exhibition centre with logic-driven digital signage specific to every event.

Our customers span manufacturing, technology, education, exhibitions and entertainment.

Different organisations. Very different problems. Same proven approach.

Experience helps.

Procog was founded by David Sugden in 2011, after almost two decades developing business software with IBM, Fujitsu-ICL, Dell and Maritz.

That combination of consulting and client experience shapes how we work.

We won’t replace something simply because it’s old. We won’t build you something simply because it looks good on our CV.

We work out what your business really needs, then find the most pragmatic ways to deliver it.

One problem rarely stays one problem.

Businesses change. People change. Customers expect more. New platforms arrive. Old ones eventually have to go.

That’s why many customers don’t come to Procog for one project and disappear. They come back with the next challenge, and the one after that.

We get to know how their business works and become invested in their future.

So, perhaps the important thing about our history isn’t that we’ve been doing this for decades.

It’s what all that experience could help you do next.