Mission Critical Software

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Introduction: Mission Critical Software LLC provides high-quality software development consulting services and cloud-based software applications with a technical focus on Microsoft and Google technologies and with subject matter focus in health care, environmental, and financial applications. Clients often come to us when they are looking to create a strategic advantage for their business, but are unsure of how to make the best use of the available technologies in the marketplace. Whether they have existing, full-time IT staff or not, they are looking for additional resources, specific technical skills, or a proven software development discipline to support their key business initiatives. Our senior advisers will meet with you to listen and help you articulate your vision, help you to understand the technology challenges that stand in the way, and provide the resources to help your business successfully realize that vision.

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What types of customers have you worked with?
- Customized web portals that allows employees, customers, and vendors interact more efficiently and effectively - Integration of software systems, such as e-Commerce, Accounting, and Inventory systems
What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
- For best results, expect a collaborative approach. There are always options for implementing a solution, and a good provider will present you with options and help you to evaluate the pros and cons of each. - Look for a software development approach that provides you with ongoing checkpoints to verify that things are proceeding the way that you expect. - When evaluating cost estimates, make sure you are evaluating the total lifetime cost of ownership. Be careful about proposals that only provide info about the initial development costs, or that have ongoing annual support costs that exceed 20% of the initial development costs. Both may indicate that the software is not being developed properly.