services


services
Est. 1996
  • Desktop and web systems
  • Custom software development
  • Database design, modeling and performance tuning
  • Maintenance of existing systems
  • Prototypes
  • Database design, modeling and performance tuning (SQL Server)
  • Data migration - from/to Access, Excel, SQL, Oracle, Notes, etc
  • Upsize existing Access databases to SQL Server / Web
  • We use a network of expert programmers and designers that can be called upon for larger or more complex systems.
  • We can arrange web and database hosting for test and live systems.
da-ta n. Facts from which conclusions may be drawn. Raw information.

syn-the-sis n. he assembling of separate parts into a new form.

   
expertise  
  • Microsoft .Net technologies
  • Microsoft SQL Server and Access databases 
  • Microsoft Office integration 
  • Reporting Services
  • Winner of the 2007 Computerworld Awards for Excellence in Use of ICT in Health
 

Free initial consultation (within the Auckland area). We meet with you to discuss your overall objectives and to see if we can provide you with a solution that meets your timeline and budget. We don’t want to waste your time or ours – we’ll give you our honest assessment, and we’ll decide together whether Data Synthsis is a good fit for your project.

Clients are encouraged to provide us with remote access to your network. This greatly enhances the level of support we can provide, by remotely accessing and updating your application and your issues.

 


Software bill of rights 

The key to success in developing software is open and honest communication:

A customer needs the developer to:

  • Learn the business objectives (why the customer needs the software in the first place).
  • Always be willing to learn the customer's language, and avoid "geek speak" in discussions.
  • Be ready to provide alternatives, should new requirements alter the project plan.
  • Provide good faith estimates when needed.

A developer needs the customer to:

  • Be available to answer the developer's questions or make decisions.
  • Review the materials (e-mails, documents, etc) presented to them.
  • Communicate changes in features or priorities in a timely manner.
  • Respect the methodology of the developer.