Synthesis Software Technologies - leaders in the design, development and maintenance of quality, technology-based solutions for industries that demand high-availability, robust, secure distributed information systems.

Synthesis has established itself as the partner of choice for large financial services institutions, where application development is focused on providing secure transactional systems for use in treasury and trading environments. Synthesis counts most of South Africa’s financial services organisations and large banks amongst its clients. That’s because we understand the challenges of synthesizing business and technology. Our vision is to deliver dependable solutions, allowing our clients to focus on their business, rather than on the underlying mission-critical software. Our team of engineers tackles each project by understanding the business context and constraints. We actively engage the strategic and operational leaders in the client’s organization – challenging assumptions and questioning the status quo – in order to build sophisticated models that serve as the blueprint for visionary technology and software architectures. By applying our business analysis, software engineering and integration skills to business domain problems, we can deliver solutions that enable our clients to operate more efficiently, productively and cost-effectively. Our mission is to develop technology that works and adds value to business. The Synthesis team is comprised of multi-skilled software engineers and computer scientists, all of whom have many years’ experience in dealing with the complexities of various businesses and domains.

syn-the-sis (s n th -s s) n pl. syn-the-ses (-s z) 1a. The combining of separate elements or substances to form a coherent whole. 1b. The complex whole so formed. 2. Chemistry. Formation of a compound from simpler compounds or elements. 3. Philosophy. 3a. Reasoning from the general to the particular; logical deduction. 3b. The combination of thesis and antithesis in the Hegelian dialectical process whereby a new and higher level of truth is produced. [Latin, collection, from Greek sunthesis, from suntithenai, to put together: sun-, syn- + tithenai, to put; see dh - in Indo-European Roots.] syn the•sist n.