Galicorp geometric markELAG Inc.Enterprise business systems

Capabilities

Business systems, data, and integration.

A broad software background makes it possible to work across the boundaries that often complicate business projects: applications, databases, legacy processes, reporting, and connected devices.

Core capabilities

Application development

Custom business software

Workflow and case management, customer relationship tools, financial processing, inventory, document generation, and role-specific interfaces.

Database engineering

Data architecture and reporting

SQL Server and other relational databases, data modeling, ETL, data warehouses, operational reporting, conversion, and reconciliation.

Integration and modernization

Connect the pieces

Legacy-system integration, data migration, application interfaces, automation, and incremental modernization where full replacement is unnecessary or impractical.

Specialized experience

Selected areas of work, described at a level appropriate for a public business site.

Real-time systems

Data from distributed devices

Experience designing data collection and delivery for systems where information from remote devices needs to become available to users promptly.

Embedded processing

C and signal/file processing

Embedded C work has included audio-file format conversion, lossless compression, filtering, and polynomial interpolation. Client identity and proprietary implementation details are intentionally omitted.

AI applications

Practical use of AI tools

Developing a foundation in AI-assisted application design and the integration of AI capabilities into useful workflows. This is an emerging application-level capability, not a claim of model training or AI infrastructure engineering.

Technology is a means, not the pitch

Project experience spans SQL Server, MySQL, Sybase, SQL Anywhere, C and C++, C#, Java/Android, Visual FoxPro, PHP, XML, and related integration and reporting tools. The appropriate choices depend on the existing environment, operational needs, and expected lifetime of the system.

This is a summary of experience, not a promise that every technology is appropriate for every new project.

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