 |
|
 |
We build web solutions to solve business problems. This can be to create simple web presence or it can be a much more sophisticated project that involves multiple user abilities and the capturing and processing of data. We have extensive experience in n-tier, data-driven web applications. Additionally, we have artistic consultants who can create for you imaginative and eye-catching designs.
We're always building another web site.
A forum of sites that has been involved with are listed below.
www.milkutil.org
A complex web application that initially addressed the needs of reducing costs in collecting and verifying data from dairy processors.
This was done by streamlining, standardizing and collecting the data in a central location, making it available for both the billing process and the task of verifying the accuracy of the data. Recent enhancements addressed the needs of creating timely invoices. This is big data and big dollars. Invoicing is in excess of 2 billion dollars a year.
www.ehpnf.com
The site was created to provide a professional and conservative web presence for the business.
While the site is understated it's comprehensive nature ensures that the main aspects of the business have exposure on the web.
www.directrepaircollisioncentres.ca
This business needed to be found so we built a site to create an online presence that would bring in prospective customers. And it works! Most customers report that they found the business on the web.
www.earthshineart.com
Done with straight HTML, this site is designed to showcase the artwork of Diana Hamer. The aesthetic look of the site is paramount. The work on this site is ongoing as it continues to accommodate the ever increasing body of work by the artist.
www.exportcontracts.org
took over the development, maintenance and management of this site. It is written in Embperl (embedded perl) and supported by a MySQL database underneath. This is a B2B, e-commerce site which brings together two industry partners - producers and processors.
services.milk.org/prdinfo/main/prdlogin.shtm
services.milk.org/trpinfo/trplogin.shtm
services.milk.org/pltinfo/pltlogin.shtm
These were the main front pages to a large, password-protected system (over 80 pages) that were rewritten by . The pages were originally written in a dialect of Perl with a MySQL back end and were converted to ASP using a MS-SQL Server database.
|
|
|