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Here is a subset of customers and the unique solutions we provided for them:
Access Roadside Assistance is a very unique company who has a great product, providing Roadside Assistance across North America.
They needed an infinitely scalable web based application for tracking members (and sellers in Broker channels and store fronts) and provide
an incredibly high level of security and stability.
Kedsey worked with Access' Team to become a Microsoft BizSpark Member providing a cost effective way to create a .net web based application on a MS SQL 2008 enterprise Database. Server stability and security could not be better, thanks to a Peer1 dedicated managed server in a constantly monitored bunker. Online payments are handled by a custom application working with beanstream electronic payment processing, costing Access a small monthly fee instead of % of $ of online sales saving a lot of money.
Looking at the public facing Access site only shows about 10% of this sites ability, which also includes a "broker portal" for 200+ store fronts, and a Promotions section for temporary memberships that are given away as promotions - you will be seeing a lot of these in the next few months, from a number of large companies. The site also has a report server running 24/7 automatically passing reports around, showing commissions and sales, and weekly performance statistics.
Agricana was a site assembled by Kedsey from a lot of user input, a Monster Flash template, a lot of flash modifications, and
a ton of images from iStock.
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Here is a subset of customers and the unique solutions we provided for them:
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BC One Call required an HTML version of their website, to replace their existing *Flash only* site - so we made this site for them.
Simple PHP system with headers and footer, content is easily maintained in outside this framework. |
Access Roadside Assistance is a very unique company who has a great product, providing Roadside Assistance across North America.
They needed an infinitely scalable web based application for tracking members (and sellers in Broker channels and store fronts) and provide
an incredibly high level of security and stability.
Kedsey worked with Access' Team to become a Microsoft BizSpark Member providing a cost effective way to create a .net web based application on a MS SQL 2008 enterprise Database. Server stability and security could not be better, thanks to a Peer1 dedicated managed server in a constantly monitored bunker. Online payments are handled by a custom application working with beanstream electronic payment processing, costing Access a small monthly fee instead of % of $ of online sales saving a lot of money.
Looking at the public facing Access site only shows about 10% of this sites ability, which also includes a "broker portal" for 200+ store fronts, and a Promotions section for temporary memberships that are given away as promotions - you will be seeing a lot of these in the next few months, from a number of large companies. The site also has a report server running 24/7 automatically passing reports around, showing commissions and sales, and weekly performance statistics.
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ISIS Royal Holloway is a good example of Kedsey's web design. This site was designed by ISIS Royal Holloway in Photoshop, then converted by Kedsey to a PHP, CSS, javascript site running on a 100% wind powered green server. And, as with all of our sites, Google Analytics are added, which is just an amazing free tool from Google, providing invaluable data on site specific statistics. I love saying site specific statistics. |
Agricana was a site assembled by Kedsey from a lot of user input, a Monster Flash template, a lot of flash modifications, and
a ton of images from iStock.
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No, we didn't do this website. The Ministry of Transportation has been a Client of ours (Ryans) for over 10 years now. We have been providing Custom Ad Hoc Reporting tools to the BMIS (Bridge Management Information Systems) based on Oracles Discoverer tool set (versions 4 through 10). What does that mean? We took the un-readable data structure of the BMIS' Oracle back end, then created a series of User Friendly "views" of this data that Bridge Area Managers can use to create Ad Hoc reports on their Bridges (inspections, assessments, structure details, budgeting) and other structures in their district. We created an EUL (End User Layer) and 4 subsets of data into 4 BAs (Business Areas) that have been used to create thousands of very custom, ad hoc, Reports. |
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