One of the most common questions people ask me is, “How can we improve system performance?” Systems can be slow for any number of reasons and, as you’d surmise, troubleshooting the problem is unique to each database... read more
Sometimes I find clients in trouble. They don't have ownership of their system's source code and suddenly need changes. But the company that developed the software is long gone. Their software works, but it's only working in its "compiled" state. To make changes to the software, a person needs access to the source code... read more
"Clean code" is software development done right. The software is efficient. It doesn't repeat unnecessary functions. Its infrastructure is smart, taking full advantage of its software language capabilities. You don't find odd "work arounds" because someone didn't "know enough."... read more
A client who trusts our know-how referred us to another business—not for software development—but with a hardware compatibility problem. Their printers weren't compatable with their new upgraded system. As a small business, they finally upgraded away from Windows 2003, but their print drivers wouldn’t work. read more