Portfolio

PPMLite

PPMLite logo
PPMLite (stands for Project Portfolio Manager Lite) is an on-line project portfolio management tool developed for PPMLite, LLC company.

This project is currently at a free public beta stage, and, since it allows import of projects from Basecamp, there has been a corresponding announcement on the 37 Signals' site, with a description of the tool.

The technologies used in this project are:

  • ASP.NET 3.5;
  • ASP.NET Ajax, CSS, Javascript, .netCHARTING control as client solution;
  • C#, LINQ (to SQL and to XML), MS SQL Server 2005, MS Reporting Services as server solution;
  • Amazon FPS payment service integration;
  • BaseCamp Integration;
  • MS Project import (using Aspose.Tasks) and MS Excel export (using Aspose.Cells).

AlphaTech (TechWire) team is involved in requirement specification, development, QA, deployment and support of the product. It is still being actively developed now, after receiving and analyzing a lot of feedback from the real users.

RocketRideShare

RocketRideShare logo
RocketRideShare is an on-line carpooling application developed for WorldTechMission Inc.

The technologies used in this project are:

  • ASP.NET 3.5;
  • ASP.NET Ajax, CSS, Javascript, Google Map API as client solution;
  • C#, MS SQL Server 2005 as server solution;
  • PayPal and Amazon FPS payment systems integration.

Contact information

zmj@alphatech-inc.com
(253) 334 3419
(253) 887 8543 (fax)
(425) 818 1072

Project life-cycle

Project life-cycle illustration
Each software development project goes trough several stages, which can roughly be described as follows:

  • Requirements definition.
  • Functional analysis and specification.
  • Technical design and detailed estimation.
  • Implementation.
  • Testing.
  • Deployment and configuration.
  • Maintenance and support.

The specialists at AlphaTech have taken active part in each of the above stages, across many projects over the years.

Each new customer and product brings something new with it — we use our existing experience, yet we also understand that there is always room for learning and adjustment, so that the work is done in the best possible way.