Project Analysis and DesignIn programming, as in any other venture, planning is essential if you want to succeed. Programming without a project definition is simply a nightmare, that's why (and in order to protect our customers), we require a "project definition," "before" consulting takes place. It may happen that you have the right idea but you don't have the project definition as yet! Not a problem! Our 21 project definition criteria's questionnaire will help you understand your goals and how you are going to achieve them. It will not be an elaborated set of documents; rather, it will constitute a general and an easy-step-by-step guide to achieve your goals. Project Analysis is the second step, here we make sure we count with what we need. It also makes us understand what is needed to succeed with the project so we can easily go to the next step which is the Project Design. During this phase we create a prototype close enough to one on the real world. SecurityWith the advent of widespread computer virus outbreaks and other security infringements we offer a security plan to utilize and ensure that your operations are not disrupted or permanently disabled by external and internal assaults on computer resources. Networks and CommunicationsWe set up and install local area-networks to allow computers to communicate among themselves and share resources such as printers and file servers. Systems IntegrationWe assist clients with achieving an integrated computing environment across diverse platforms by performing services such as finding and installing special integration software or sometimes writing interface drivers. Database SystemsWe analyze, recommend, design and program database management systems for the MS-DOS and/or the Windows Operating Systems. We use 3GL's and 4GL's for that purpose. We also recommend other software packages for accounting, inventory, AR and AP, payroll and integrated packages for all areas including but not limited to business administration, word-processing, electronic spreadsheets, communications, etc. Data Base ModelingWe utilize entity-relationship or other conceptual modeling techniques to analyze user's database requirements and create non-implementation specific models of databases. Database TuningWe help users reorganize existing database implementations to better take advantage of data access patterns and improve retrieval and storage response. Distributed DatabasesWe work both, homogeneous (same DBMS across nodes) and heterogeneous (different DBMS). CASE toolsWe recommend and sell "Computer Aided Software Engineering" tools for automating the development of source code. | 
