CoreInfra was founded in 2006 on a simple premise: a company should not have to coordinate five suppliers to launch one system. Over two decades we moved from a team of developers to a partner that takes responsibility for the whole thing — from code, through the server, to the power installation and the automation on the shop floor.
Today we combine four competencies rarely found under one roof: software, hosting and data, energy, and industrial automation. This is not stretching an offer for its own sake — it is the consequence of clients asking us about the next piece of the same puzzle.
Every stage came from a real client need, not from a marketing plan.
We start as a team of developers. Custom applications for local manufacturing and trading companies — mostly warehouse and billing systems.
Clients wanted us not only to write the system but to run it. We launch our first servers and hosting services for the applications we had built.
First projects connecting software with PLC controllers and SCADA systems. This is where our industrial automation competence began.
The plants whose production we automated started asking about electricity bills. We build out PV installations, connections and switchgear.
A shift from one-off projects to multi-tenant products. First subscription deployments and containerised environments.
Volatile energy prices and a wave of ransomware. We add energy storage and independent backup storage with WORM immutability.
AssetIQ launches — a technical asset management system. Our software marketplace goes live.
We release a private LLM API compatible with OpenAI and Ollama. Client data never leaves our infrastructure.
Twenty years on, we deliver the complete set: software, hosting, data, energy and automation — one contract, one point of contact.
Four principles that survived two decades and several technology shifts.
We do not blame the subcontractor, because we are the subcontractor. One contact from analysis to maintenance.
Standards-compliant code, documentation, restore tests. Easier to maintain, cheaper to extend.
Instead of optimistic promises we give a realistic schedule and report progress.
We measure what the rollout changed: shorter cycle, lower bill, fewer outages.
We watched technologies come and go. That is why we do not tie a client to something that disappears in three years — and when needed, we can still maintain a system written a decade ago.
We know the cost of shortcuts. Every system we have maintained for years teaches us what breaks first and what must not be skipped at design time.
Our references can be checked. Some clients from our first years still work with us — the most honest quality indicator we know.
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