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Where Is All The Technical Jargon?

Where Is All The Technical Jargon?

You might notice our corporate website is free of technical jargon. This is deliberate, and for good reason. We have found our clients really just want us to solve a problem so they can concentrate on their business.

The Struggle To Be Agile

The Struggle To Be Agile

There are some dominant software development processes in technology marketing, one is Agile, and the other is Waterfall. The reason I say marketing is that when people start to think about how custom software actually gets done, they start finding marketing details about the process and methods of software development. They find the Agile/Waterfall debate… through articles, definitions or marketing propaganda. All this information is an easy way to reassure a client that the industry has thought of a solution to the unknown, and communicate competency in the craft. “Yes sir! We have this breakthrough process that has been developed that solves all your problems! It’s called: Agile!”

Common Sense And Going Back To Basics

Common Sense And Going Back To Basics

Software development can be technically complicated. Some things being said around the office are exactly like rocket science, especially when said by people who have a Masters degree in higher mathematics. This arena is a geek’s playground, a place to create powerful tools that can change the world. Their weighty competence can be very frightening, and make the average business owner feel confident, nervous, and out of their depth at the same time.

Teamwork Multiplies Results

Teamwork Multiplies Results

Custom software development requires a strong team. In fact, few software products exceed quality expectations without a good one. Team dynamics diagrams cover the walls of my office, and I have lectured many a young developer about the “Unreliable Ferrari”. This story is condensed in this question. “What would you rather drive to work; a Ferrari that only starts every so often; or a well-used 1974 Pontiac Firebird that always starts and gets you to work on time every day?”

Stand For Something In Your Business

Stand For Something In Your Business

Without understanding why you do something, it is hard for others to believe how you will get it done. In other words, without an answer to “why” you are seen as a rudderless ship. It is hard to believe you will get where you need to. The “why” is a key element to understanding any company culture, or the values the company has as a collective.

Case Study: Live Medical Global Webinars System

Case Study: Live Medical Global Webinars System

We created a enterprise website application for Discovery Institute for Medical Education (DIME) to provide clinicians with the latest information on a range of topics including: new scientific tools, materials, and resources, and providing updates that include timely and relevant information. Live webinars were conducted for clinicians all over the world with educational material so they may acquire Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits.

Case Studies

Case Study: Live Medical Global Webinars System

Case Study: Live Medical Global Webinars System

We created a enterprise website application for Discovery Institute for Medical Education (DIME) to provide clinicians with the latest information on a range of topics including: new scientific tools, materials, and resources, and providing updates that include timely and relevant information. Live webinars were conducted for clinicians all over the world with educational material so they may acquire Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits.

Case Study: Diabetes Treatment Tracking Website

Case Study: Diabetes Treatment Tracking Website

This custom software product was created In order to track a treatment plan for Diabetic patients and also provide the opportunity to produce educational material so medical professionals may acquire Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits. There were multiple variations of this product created over several years for multiple studies.

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Clarify Your Idea

Clarify Your Idea

Planning is one of the most important things to do before beginning a custom software project. Software development moves swiftly and things change. Even with thorough planning, some alterations or information shift the design, yet this doesn’t negate the value of a proposed construct. Clarifying your idea can avoid many problems and reduce cost overruns as well as identify and take advantage of specific opportunities.

Software Developers Are Obsolete

Software Developers Are Obsolete

The expensive part of custom software development is the engineer! Salaries were around $28,000 in the US in 1985, now they are around $90,000 and rising. A software developer inside your company has become obsolete. If you plan on building a company around your software idea the most expensive route is to hire and manage your own software developers.

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