Byte-Code is an IT consulting firm focused on providing opensource solutions to enterprise-class companies; a solution is a fine mix of technology, processes and people enabling our client’s core business to grow steadily. We help our international clients laying solid IT foundations with consultancy, training and custom development on mainstream opensource technologies.

Enterprise class customer have to face many IT architectural challenges, ranging from operating in a globally distributed environment to integration of legacy systems with newer ones. Even more enterprises have to implement rock-solid solutions to provide 99.999% uptime of services to not disrupt the business operations.

Byte-Code solutions are 100% opensource: the reason is that opensource development model guarantees top level code quality and the highest ability to follow international standards. With thousands of world-wide contributor, opensource code bases are constantly under revision of top notch developers, that have to interoperate and, in order to do that successfully,have to strictly follow open and available best practices.

Evolving fast and effectively heterogeneous infrastructures, typical of many company datacenters with decades of history, is a challenge that every company must face to stay competitive in a global environment. The main risk of not following a constant, but controlled and safe, path to innovation is the “immobility” of the IT services, de facto damaging the core business processes by slowing down or stopping them. An enterprise IT infrastructure has to be reliable, flexible and future-proof.

“We don’t wait for the new version, we do it”
Byte-Code believes that active collaboration with opensource communities is a key factor in order to produce innovative and future-proof solutions, because bringing upstream custom developments is a way to ensure that the codebase will be constantly updated and maintained, effectively reducing maintenance costs and preventing obsolescence.For those reasons Byte-Code is active on many communities, including the Fedora Project (the Red Hat Enterprise Linux upstream project) and JBoss Application Server.