Jim has built a strong reputation for rapid development without sacrifice. He is committed to quality and is a firm believer in thorough testing. Although Jim is highly technical, he has the ability speak ‘business’ to business people, and “geek speak” to technical staff, often playing the role of translator to facilitate effective communication between the two.

Jim is available to help you in the following areas:

• Business Analysis / Requirements Gathering


• Application Development


• Database Design


• Technical UML Documentation


• Training and Mentoring


• Reporting

TheCommissionFactor has a log that Administrators can view. The system logs important application events, including failed and successful logons, user registrations, loan application submissions, etc. Upon request of funds, PDF documents are automatically generated and emailed to the participants.

AutoGift. All workflow is handled using a ‘wizard’ process. Under the hood, this uses XML web services to connect to a partner bank to transfer money. Also, a PDF letter is automatically generated when funds are requested and automatically faxed to the dealership. The entire application is fully automated.

This is a heavily customized Iron Speed Designer-generated screen, which functions as a pop-up and collects data from physicians for a health care application. Upon clicking the Send Results button, the system generates two PDF mailers, prints them to the network printer, generates an HL7 message, then connects to the company’s Information Broker (IB) via TCP/IP and sends the binary results file. In addition, there are “Admin” pages where data is maintained, audited and reviewed.

Jim was an early adopter of Iron Speed Designer and worked closely with Iron Speed Technical Engineers while the product was maturing. Jim’s major strengths are in Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Access, C#, Visual Basic .NET, XML, and Reporting.