Make
D&P Software
your source for SQL Server database design and VB expertise! We
are based out of Cincinnati, Ohio and offer the following contract consulting
services anywhere in the United States.
For almost a decade, D&P Software
has been planning and building Client Server
data-based systems for small, medium, and large multi-user systems.
Contact
Us Now!
We have the Client Server database development experience necessary
for making your project a success.
At
D&P Software, we
take database design seriously. Documenting the data structures,
as well as clearly defining the relationship of one data entity to
another, is a critical step that will enable the software development
process and establish a foundation for all future changes.
With our experience, as well as our Rapid Software Development and
Design System (RSDDS), we are able to achieve our goal of sound
database design with a minimum of cost.
Database
Services Offered. D&P
Software provides a full range of database design services
including:
Database design & engineering services
Database operations
Implementation and installation services
Technical writing & documentation services
Visual Basic 6 UI design & implementation with SQL databases
Database Performance Analysis
SQL Scripting
Design and Implementation of Stored Procedures and Triggers
Client Server Database Design and Development
Save
Money By Using Our Remote Services.
No matter where you are, we are equipped to
work with you remotely! We utilize the best available,
state-of-the-art technology to ensure the integrity and safety of your
project data.
Telecommuting services are available to our clients, enabling
them to better utilize their office space.
Nightly, off-site, remote backup of client data from our internal
network.
In-house backup of client data to ensure uninterrupted service to
your project.
Remote-access capabilities using pcAnywhere - we are
"virtually" there!
Visual Source Safe source control for all code, database designs
and documentation.
State-of-the art firewall security.
