Domesticating IT
Domesticating IT is my blog that delivers technology tips, tricks, and advice. The site is built using WordPress.
Domesticating IT is my blog that delivers technology tips, tricks, and advice. The site is built using WordPress.
ASP.NET development consulting contract from January, 2008 through April, 2008 This consulting project involved the development of a custom web server control suite for global ASP.NET web site in order to display language-specific pages to users for HP Partner Program. The localization is stored in the database (not resource files) and are dynamically configured in-place … Read more
Web design contract in February, 2006 Bridge-Soft was awarded a contract to design and maintain a web site for the New Hampshire Water Works Association. This is a static HTML web site that I designed using Dreamweaver (now maintained with Microsoft Expression Web).
Bridge-Soft client;VB, VB.NET and SQL Server consulting contract in from June, 1999 – September, 2005 The original development of QMS occurred through a contract with specialty chemical manufacturer Shipley Company of Marlborough, MA (later acquired by Rohm and Haas). It was an enterprise quality management system that maintained QC specifications for over ten thousand part numbers … Read more
VB/ASP consulting contract in May, 2001 Developed web-based advertising reservation system for Compaq’s inform Internet magazine using Visual Basic Web Classes, COM objects, Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS), and Active Server Pages (ASP) with a Microsoft SQL Server database back end. Several management reports were developed using Crystal Reports Web Server. Members of the Compaq Solutions … Read more
QMS is a comprehensive data management system that allows water and wastewater utilities to schedule, collect, manage, integrate, and report on their operational and compliance data. Its ease of use, powerful features, and enterprise architecture deliver benefits to any organization – small or large. QMS was initially developed in VB6 with a SQL Server back … Read more