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Professional Application Development

Designing systems that work means embracing software engineering best practices.
Experts in Professional Application Development

Software engineering

Our company was founded and built upon our experience in the wireless telecommunications sector. We understand how to build “carrier grade systems”.

  • Extensibility – allow easy modification as your needs change
  • Maintainability – lower cost of ownership over the long term
  • Performance & scalability – fast even during peak loads
  • Testability – designed to allow thorough (automated!) testing
  • Usability – just what your users need and want, but no more

Tools

We follow software engineering best practices in this area too. You don’t get this with that local programmer that cracks out tons of code. This is something even some of the largest consulting firms usually miss too.

  • Automated regression testing – a suite of tests that run daily, providing assurances that the application is rock solid
  • Defect tracking – we work collaboratively to ensure the system is rock solid
  • Monitoring – know exactly how the system is behaving
  • Performance testing – understand how the system will work under real loads, before it hits production
  • And more – agile project management, build management, deployment tools

Proven technology

We embrace modern technology to build applications that work. We watch the cutting edge, and leverage those that are ready and proven in real world deployments and our own labs.

  • Open source – save time up front and avoid costly licensing
  • Cloud computing – grow your deployment automatically and take advantage of internet services
  • Rich internet applications – amazing user experience, you’ll be surprised it’s running in a browser
  • Search & information discovery – a range of market leading technologies
  • Technical details – we prefer Groovy, Java, .NET, jQuery, AJAX, WordPress, Apache, JBOSS, MySQL/Oracle

What can you expect to receive?

Systems that work means professional deliverables.

  • Working, tested code – what else would you expect?
  • Architecture & design – the system blueprint
  • Documentation – release notes, and professional written system guide and user manual
  • Project management information – sprint & project backlogs providing a true picture of current status and work remaining
  • Test plan – a suite of test cases with the results