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Custom Web App Development

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10 February, 2016
It's not surprising that if you asked little boy, Zach, what he wanted to be when he grew up, the answer was a musician, because when our Director of Operations isn't working hard to ensure Inverse-Square runs effectively, he's banging away on drums for local band, Pillars, or playing music with the worship band at his Church.
13 January, 2016
Life is busy, every parent knows that. Everyone is running here, there, and everywhere; school, meetings, soccer practice, homework. It can be difficult to find the time to sit down to eat dinner together, let alone give back to the community. But what if you want to give back, and more importantly, you want to teach your children that it's important to give back? That's where Project Giving Kids comes in. "Project Giving Kids is a nonprofit all about connecting busy kids and families to fun, meaningful and age-appropriate service activities through a unique website experience." A pretty fantastic idea if you ask us, and guess who made the website come to life... We did!
11 January, 2016
Project management methodologies exist to take you from point A to B as fast, efficiently, and with as little waste as possible. The waste bit is important: It entails minimizing lost time, errors, risks, duplicate or low-impact efforts, and costs. When it comes to custom software development, developers typically rely on one of two popular methodologies: Agile or Waterfall. In our young industry, there’s still much debate over the two project management styles and which is best. Here’s a breakdown:
25 November, 2015
When stage and cinema artists need to train in the art of stage combat, they turn to the Society of Fight Directors, "an organization of dedicated artists whose purpose is to promote safety and foster excellence in the art of performing, teaching, and directing staged combat/theatrical violence." And when the Society of American Fight Directors needs a custom web application to manage their members' information, they turn to Inverse-Square.
09 November, 2015
When someone hears the words, inverse-square, they probably think of physics (if they know about laws of physics anyway), but at Inverse-Square, when we hear our name, we think about trust. Inverse-Square is a law in physics that states, the closer you are to a source, the stronger that source is. We believe that a close relationship and close communication between ourselves and our clients is paramount to the success of a custom software development project. And we chose the name, Inverse-Square, as an acknowledgment to how powerful a close relationship can be.
15 October, 2015
With over over 10,000 volunteers, Special Olympics Indiana (SOI) have their hands full managing and coordinating all of their volunteer's data between different counties and varied processes. Inverse-Square is honored to have been chosen by SOI to help them find an easier way to do so with a new online database system customized to meet their needs.
05 October, 2015
<< Part 3 At Inverse-Square, we consider the most critical piece of our operations to be effectively communicating with our clients. We like to be certain that there are no surprises in their project schedule. All of the daily operational tasks mentioned in the previous posts come down to effectively communicating the good, the bad, and the potentially ugly in custom software development. This information is given in two documents for every client of ours; the Task Summary Report, and the Project Summary Report.
28 September, 2015
One of the most challenging things about building custom software applications is estimating the time involved for the build and the associated cost. The crux of this challenge comes from the fact that we are a custom software development shop and most of what we do is being done for the first time. There is a lot of research and development in our work, and that can lead to uncertainties. When there's not a software solution on the shelf that fits your needs and we take on your custom project, we minimize the challenge of time and budget estimation with thorough planning.
25 September, 2015
As a child, Ann Marie's wish was to grow up to be an ice skating ballerina, but lucky for us, the Franklin native grew up to be Team Awesome's Application Development Manager instead! New mom, Ann Marie, joined Inverse-Square about six months after the company was founded making her one of the first members of Team Awesome along with Bob and Joe.
15 September, 2015
<< Part 2     Task time tracking, or logging hours against every task we work on, is the driving force to scheduling and forecasting our custom web application projects. At Inverse-Square, we drill down to the eight-hour workday and monitor the hours logged by the developers, as opposed to only weekly or monthly monitoring. This 'drill-down' allows us to immediately recognize if tasks are being completed on time, under the estimations, or taking longer than our original estimations. We can act immediately on potential issues, while also recognizing 'task wins'; tasks that were accomplished under our original estimations. Ultimately, our time tracking for every task we have scheduled gives us the opportunity to see where every custom software project is at down to the day.
08 September, 2015