Real Results
A sampling of our recent successes and how we do them
Showing who needs us to do work on what.
- A civil engineering and surveying customer has a MySQL database with detailed project information going back 30 years. The only person who knew how to get at it is long gone. So the workstation is a boat anchor. Ewarenow breaks into the workstation, obtains the MySQL database, refines it, and makes it accessible with Ewarenow Quick Query (EQQ®).
- A state government agency that oversees attorneys has an app that Ewarenow has supported for many years. The agency is migrating to the Abacus Next cloud and wants the app to follow. Ewarenow reengineers it as a Dot Net web app with SQL Server and delivers it with a simple installer for an Abacus Next technician to use.
- A water testing laboratory decides it is time to modernize the large, complex, primary business app built by Ewarenow nearly 20 years ago. Ewarenow has the total project responsibility. The new design is a best-in class web application with a SQL Server database and robust security. The SOW work breakdown below is used, and 90% of the acceptance testing is to make it behave much the same and – critically – generate and save the same data as its predecessor.
- A media company has engaged the Ewarenow-Enclave team to provide complete development and support of their internet portal. This is a multi-year project.
- A manufacturing customer that makes and sells machines used in the manufacture of electronics industry products needs to modernize its product line and replace the obsolete embedded Windows XP software with Windows 10 UWP and IoT technology. Some critical hardware components also need to be replaced with more modern and lower cost ones. The customer delegates the whole software project and much of the selection of replacement hardware components to the Ewarenow-Enclave team.
We have strong and effective processes. We respect and accommodate yours.
There are several ways Ewarenow and its partners define and subdivide the work to be done to deliver custom or customized software. Here are two examples.
There also are several ways to assign the authority and responsibility at each level.
