Our Services

Every customer has a different set of requirements which is part of what makes our job enjoyable, interesting and challenging. Below are some of the typical types of work we perform for our clients.

Web Development

Need a site built using Microsoft technologies? Got a site or an application you need developed in ASP.NET? Whether you need help building a completely new site or application, or whether you just need a hand maintaining an existing one, then we can help you.

Check out our development partner, Ignition Development. Ignition can help you get your site underway, no matter how big or small, as well as offering hosting solutions and managing of your domain names.

Onsite or Short-Term Assistance

If you've got a project deadline looming and need some assistance then give us a call. We're happy to help out whether you need part time, full time, short term, long term, onsite or offsite assistance.

Product Implementation

From content management systems and wikis through to blogs, if it's in the world of ASP.NET then we can help you customise and deploy it. We use and recommend a list of best of breed ASP.NET products - and if we've not used it before, we'd love to give it a try.

IBM Lotus Notes / Domino

We've got a lot of experience with both development and administration of the Notes/Domino platform. We'd prefer to help you migrate your applications over to ASP.NET, but if that's not an option and you need some development or maintenance work done then we're happy to help out.

One of our specialities is updating the look and feel of your Domino Web Applications so they look right at home in the modern web 2.0 world. This is a great option if your organisation is looking to get a bit more life from your existing Notes/Domino applications and infrastructure.

News and Events

IBM's new XWork Server

Posted by Ross Hawkins on October 4th, 2011

The IBM XWork Server is a new pricing option that adds licensing flexibility to the Domino Server familiy. If you've looked to deploy XPages or Domino technology into your environment for a small number of specific applications but have been unable to justify the cost, then the XWork server could be the offering for you.

Potential security vulnerabilities in Lotus Notes & Domino

Posted by Ross Hawkins on Feb 22nd, 2011

TippingPoint Zero Day Initiative (ZDI) contacted IBM Lotus to report eight potential buffer overflow vulnerabilities in Lotus Notes and Domino; for four of which IBM Lotus has fixes, one of which IBM Lotus continues to investigate a fix, and three of which IBM Lotus cannot reproduce and is pursuing additional information.

Notes/Domino 8.5.2 now available

Posted by Ross Hawkins on August 25th, 2010

Release 8.5.2 of Notes/Domino has hit all the usual IBM download channels. There's some interesting stuff in this release, including the much talked about XPages extensibility API which promises to dramatically increase the number of quality third party controls available for use with the XPages platform, as well as many bug fixes and some performance improvements.