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Common IT Problems -- Some Causes and Solutions
With the big push to outsourcing going on, more and more projects are being done by people who don't understand American business, and sometimes not much about programming.  In the course of repairing software and rescuing projects, we've observed many common IT problems and their solutions. Here is a guide to fixing the most common problems.

The Case for Doing a Project by the Book
There are a number of techniques that can be used to keep a project out of trouble. However, there are a lot of programmers who are unaware of them. Here is a short list of ways to keep a project out of trouble in the first place.

Choosing the Right Language for the Job
Contrary to what you may have been told, there is no best computer language. However, for any given job, some are better than others. Picking the right language can cut development costs of the project.

Database Solutions for Small Business
This article was published in the Irvine Chamber of Commerce newspaper, The Business Connection. If you have ever wondered which database best suits your company's needs, then this is an excellent place to start reading. If you have any feedback, questions, or need a database application developed, please feel free to contact us.

Linker Systems' Guide to Writing Solid, Fast-Running SQL/C Code
This guide to writing rock solid, fast-running SQL/C Code was written for the consultants and employees at one of our client's locations. Though the original platform was AS/400 and DB2, techniques discussed in this guide are relevant to all database programming projects.

 

 
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