Technology

Our core competence is connecting users to information. We have expertise in SQL databases, .NET, Java, object-modeling and component-based development. We are familiar with formal methodologies such as Rational Unified Process and use Rapid Design (RAD) techniques. Our solutions are long lasting due to the adoption and reuse of industry standard products, and we offer warranties along with ongoing continuous improvement & support.

Our current preferred technologies of choice are .NET, nTier and Microsoft SQL Server. We use all of the latest Microsoft technology in terms of development, deployment, and testing tools. Our application servers are high-performance and easily scalable with an N-tier model. We focus on mobility and access to information 24x7 from any location but still adhering to our clients security requirements - with full support for Citrix, Terminal Services, VPN, SSL etc.

Our Internet solutions are rich browser-based solutions. Our applications are very well integrated with Microsoft Office, Exchange, Adobe and provide seamless interface, through a system of integration connectors, with CRM systems, and a variety of other ERP & Accounting products.

Process

We have developed a robust reusable component-based framework. This makes the development process easy to manage, predictable, and highly productive. We hire senior developers, with at least 5-10 years experience.

We use UML models to design our components and interface specifications and use cases to flush out the requirements of the system. Conarc is conversant with the Rational Unified Process and Catalysis and uses these methodologies to develop world-class software.

We have built-in design and code reviews as part of our quality requirements. We successfully adhere to all of our project schedules while meeting our quality and design objectives. We use visual debugging tools and write extensive test cases to provide complete test coverage of our applications. We use RAD to speed up the development process and get users to participate in the development process.

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