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Microsoft Access Richmond provided by Data Control, LLC
Microsoft Access Programming in Richmond, Virginia
Sure, we fix other people's databases all of the time. For instance, we've recently done that for the following clients:
- New World Pasta, St. Louis
- Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority (VA State Government) (Subcontracted through SyCom Technologies)
- Republic Services Corporation (Fortune 500)
- Circuit City (Fortune 500) (Subcontracted Sapphire Technologies)
- And more. Give us a call and we'll discuss with you.
What you should be looking for in a developer if you want to fix your database:
1 - Can the developer look at my database and quickly ascertain what's going on? That is, is the database normallized, are naming conventions enforced? Was the database created by someone new to Access?
2 - Can the developer help me make the strategic decision to A) Add onto current database, B) Fix data structure and live with the rest of the database and make desired changes, or C) Scrap the database and build a new one.
3 - Will the developer provide me a free, fixed price quote detailing what is to be done on a line item basis to help me make my decision easier?
4 - Can the developer earn my trust so I feel comfortable that they know what they're doing, will come in on budget and on time, and make me look good?
Yes, we add features to other people's existing databases (and our own!)
We've done this recently for:
- Circuit City (Fortune 500) (Subcontracted UDIG Technologies) - different project than one listed above!
- Apex Systems, Inc. (Interacting with Accounting system)
- Pepsi Bottling Group (adding DB2 connection)
- Give us a call and we'll discuss with you.
What you should be looking for in a developer if you want to add features:
1 - Does the developer understand how my current stuff works so that when adding a feature, the old stuff doesn't break?
2 - Does the developer advise me on pros/cons of a variety of features? They should keep me in the decision making loop.
3 - Do I feel comfortable that the developer will consider my changes a priority among their other projects. And do they have the know-how to get the job done?
We've got great experience doing this! And have we done some doosies!
- Pepsi Bottling Group (Fortune 500) - Major Success Story!
- GenWorth Financial (Fortune 500)
- Colonial Mechanical
Look for the following in a developer that converts spreadsheets to databases:
1 - Thorough understanding of spreadsheets and what their good for. You don't want to turn Access into a spreadsheet application!
2 - If your spreadsheet heavily uses pivot tables, then your developer better have a great knowledge of A) Crosstab Queries, B) Building reports on the fly for Crosstab Queries, C) Creating and Automating SQL statement actions queries (built on the fly in code)
3 - If your spreadsheet has charts (and what great spreadsheet doesn't!), your developer needs to know how to recreate (or import!) those charts into the database.
4 - Make sure you feel comfortable that the developer is giving you professional guidance on WHY database functionality will improve your spreadsheet application.
Connecting MS Access to data sources:
Wow, we've seen a bunch of these! Here are some of the clients we've done this for:
CCA Financial (Oracle connection) (Subcontracted through Core Consulting)
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Data Control, LLC builds advanced Microsoft Access database applications for business clients in Richmond VA Area. Fifty percent of our applications are brand new databases for the client; the other 50% are changes to an existing database the client had before meeting Data Control, LLC.
We specialize in Microsoft Access in Richmond, which accounts for 90% of all of our projects. We also provide services in ASP (Active Server Pagesweb applications), SQL Server, Excel and Word. These other software applications often tie into an Access database as well.
Data Control, LLC takes pride in tailoring each application to the customer's unique need. We have been fulfilling the Microsoft Access programming needs of 100+ clients in the Richmond community for five years. Our Process for Microsoft Access Programming in Richmond. The majority of our business for Microsoft Access in Richmond is project-based development. Our projects range in size from five-hour patch jobs to 1,000 hour Web/SQL Server-integrated solutions. 90% of our development is performed off-site: that is, we develop in our offices and send you the results for review. Your time is usually spent meeting with us initially to describe your needs, meeting with us once again during implementation of the rough draft, and then a final meeting for production rollout. We strive to provide the best client communication in the industry.Data Control, LLC, Service Plans for Microsoft Access in Richmond. Each individual proposal agreement for a project includes 12 months of free support. This includes fixing (debugging) anything wrong with that application (anything covered in the scope of the agreement). We offer annual service agreements for continued debugging support and additional development. Full payment of the plan is due upon receipt of the signed plan agreement. A single plan may cover multiple databases.Contact Data Control, LLC, for Microsoft Access Richmond Services
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Contact Jack Jaeger,Principal, at jjaeger@datacontrolllc.com or by telephone at 804.928.4111 for a quote for your Microsoft Access custom database in Richmond, Virginia.
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