Zensys Tecnologia, specializing in system development for consulting engineering, construction, industrial assemblies and EPCs. Among its clients are consortiums responsible for various projects by Petrobras, such as oil drilling platforms and refineries.
 
The technical complexity required in consulting engineering has driven projects that are increasingly detailed and rich with information, which has made for a necessary integration between systems for communication and data synchronization. To meet this demand, Zensys Tecnologia has made a partnership with Magic Software in order to use the Magic xpi Integration Platform in their projects.
 
Engineer Miguel Barella, founding partner of the company, says that the integrations have become more complex from the growing range of businesses and new technologies such as cloud computing and mobility and that the time devoted to integration ended up significantly raising project costs. "With the increasing use of technological solutions, integrations among our management systems of project and material documents with management systems, ERP, and other solutions inherited from our clients, become indispensable. In addition, the adoption of Magic xpi happens precisely to meet this demand".
 
Barella explains that the Magic xpi brought a reduction in time and investment between 30 and 50% and is already being used by multiple clients. "With Magic xpi it is possible to develop and identify mistakes quickly. During manual integration that can go unnoticed, this makes the integration process costly and delivery times unfeasible. The Magic xpi resolves these issues. "
 
Rodney Repullo, CEO of Magic Software Brazil, commented that the partnership with Zensys Tecnologia expands the role of the Magic xpi Integration Platform in a segment that is at the technological forefront in Brazil, the Oil and Gas Industry. "This is an industry that requires heavy investments and needs to rely on advanced IT solutions. This is a segment that undergoes extensive, both internal and external, economic pressure and cannot be limited to the use of outdated technologies."