Category Archives: Software

To grade and evaluate certain services provided to health care facilities, this client needed a data management system that intimately knew the services provided to each facility as well as the function of each employee at each facility. Though the … Continue reading →

This client has numerous supervisors who work in the field and score and review the work. Using clipboards and then entering the clipboard data into a PC was troublesome and error prone, not to mention oh so “last century”. After … Continue reading →

This Financial Services client had special requirements for office software. Much of the existing data was being maintained in spreadsheets and it was time consuming and error prone to change data entry personnel. This particular client had used Quickbooks in … Continue reading →

With each passing year, we see new products and services delivered through the Internet. Insurance quotes have been online since 1995 but some insurance carriers are still reluctant to get onboard. This insurance carrier wanted us to use their PC … Continue reading →

Many Fortran programmers need to access the Windows API without being stuck with a MS compiler. This client needed just such access and found that many others shared that need. To make this work right, we needed to add a … Continue reading →

Our client had a website with many hundreds of pages of HTML and dynamic content. Many of the pages had similar format but there were always enough differences to make the site look irregular. Furthermore, data entry personnel were responsible … Continue reading →

This project involved substantial modifications to an existing Fortran compiler, bringing it up from F77 standards to F90 standards. Since the ANSI Standards parsing requirements were so radically different, the entire parsing mechanism was rebuilt. The core of this system … Continue reading →

This project encompassed numerous facets of design and development of a Fortran compiler and language system. This compiler ran on the Windows platforms and produced executables for Intel platforms. Numerous tools for the project were written in Fortran. We also … Continue reading →

Our client was seeking a TripWire alternative. When it comes to security projects, “Security by Obscurity” is the wrong approach. However, there’s always some benefit found in stacking the deck in your favor. The client wanted to avoid a well … Continue reading →