The average software development project requires multiple talents. Every project requires a Project Manager, Business Analyst, one or more Computer Programmers, Software Testers, Database Architects, Technical Writers, System Administrators, etc. Add hardware installation, database configuration, web servers...the list can get pretty long.
EGI has the resources available to fill those roles and tackle any project.
To design the optimal web, desktop or mobile solution, I need to share your vision of the project. My job isn't to build the system I want. I'm here to understand what you want, and then turn those wants into something you can understand. That's software design in a nutshell. So how exactly do I accomplish this Zen-like task? First, I listen. Yeah, it's a lost art. Then I ask questions. Okay, a lot of questions. Then a put all that info into the "Rob Hopper" (patent pending), and after a moderate delay come up with what I believe is the optimal solution. I then take this solution and create a prototype, which you and I review together. With a few refinements, we now have a complete design for the system you wanted. I use really cool prototyping tools, such as Serena Prototype Composer, which you can download for free. Software design involves more than pretty screen shots and prototypes. The technical foundation of your system also needs designing, in addition to system architecture, database design, and more.
Anyone can hire a programmer. Literally. But to achieve the best result, you need more than just a programmer. You're looking for someone who can help you turn your good ideas into great ideas. Someone who knows the optimal way to solve your problem, because they've been doing just that since Dallas was on TV. Honestly, our Software Consulting Services are the most valuable services we provide. I've been creating custom software for 20 years. These are real-world solutions, not academic exercises. When you hire me, I'll be involved in all key discussions and decisions related to your project. I personally help you decide the best solutions, features, technologies, etc. to make your project a successful one. And because I am fluent in English (fluke by-product of our education system), getting there is as painless as possible.
Today, 75% of the applications we build are geared primarily for the web, and this should come as no surprise to anyone. The web is a big part of software development today, although mobile applications built for iPhone's and iPad's are gaining ground quickly. With 50+ web projects under our belt, if you have a web project we can probably help you.