Developing commercial internet, eCommerce, and personal web sites for the Microsoft Windows family of products. Experts in Microsoft development tools, applications, services and operating systems.
Key Benefits
 | Experience: The most senior engineers having 3+ years of experience developing web-base products and services working with Microsoft products services, and technologies which provides our customers with impeccable expertise in designing, developing, testing and ultimately delivering the best possible solutions to meet our customers needs. Our track record of shipping products is unmatched. eComWin has never failed to delivery a high quality product or service to our customers, and all products which eComWin has participated in have eventually gone to market, and into customer's hands. |
| Professionalism: We strive to provide only the best quality service to our customers. We don't provide or recommend solutions based solely on technology. If a technology isn't right for our customers, no matter how cool or 'in' that technology may be, then we won't recommend it. Only appropriate technology, tools, systems are used to meet our customers needs. If the solution required by our customers falls out of our domain of expertise, we will provide our clients with experts in the area which best matches their needs. |
| Support: We provide training for in-house technical staff to ensure support for our products and solutions after a contract ends. Additionally, all work is provided with a level of documentation both in the software we write and in technical documents. |
Capabilities
As experienced web designers we are able to provide the best quality web development services while maintaining the ability to meet project deadlines. Having developed web products and services for over three years we are particularly adept at determining proper schedules for a set of functional requirements. We can provide our clients with a full set of web services ranging from initial functional specification all the way to deployment.
Reference Accounts
Below is a sampling of our clients and a description of what services we provided.
- WebHire Corporation
- Member of development team responsible for the design and development of WebHire! Recruiter. WebHire! Recruiter is a multi-tier DCOM/.NET application for recruiting over the Internet. Primary responsibilities included playing a leading role in the design and development of all aspects of Recruiter's functionality. Worked on all aspects of development from front-end to database layer. Work was developed under Windows 2000 and MS IIS using .NET, C#, C++, XML/XSL/XSD, COM+, ATL, ASP, JavaScript, VB Script, DHTML, Oracle, and ADO as our development environment
- RadNet Corporation
- Designed and developed an HTML embedded ActiveX component using ATL which allowed web-based users to use ActiveX editing and linking of file attachments in RadNet’s WebShare web server product. Control utilized Http to communicate between the control and the WebShare application, which allowed documents to be downloaded to the client’s desktop. COM was used to communicate to ActiveX compliant MS Office application and allowed users to edit and save documents before sending them back to WebShare. Other responsibilities included modifying WebShare to support the generation, automatic installation and manipulation of the ActiveX component by writing HTML, DHTML, and JavaScript
- Compaq Computer Corporation
- Member of development team responsible for the design and development of AltaVista’s MediaVista project. MediaVista is a set of workflow tools which takes as an input a set of multi-media URLs, transcodes them, catalogs the audio and video content with meta data, generates thumb-nail images of video, and produces an output file which is hosted on the AltaVista site for searching. Primary responsibilities include the design and development of the Getter tool. The Getter tool requests work from a librarian (Oracle 8 database) and sends off the work to other machines for transcoding, cataloging and key framing. When the other machine completes its task, the Getter returns the work to the librarian. The Getter was written utilizing C++, MS Win32 SDK, WinInet to communicate to the worker machines through HTTP requests, and sockets to communicate with the librarian. The product by definition is fault tolerant, scaleable, and built for high performance. Getter utilizes thread management, multiple processors, mutexs, critical sections, event handlers, the Windows registry, and exception handling to provide these capabilities.
