Building enterprise solutions quickly, creatively, and cost-effectively
Bluedog is a software development and systems integration firm building agile IT solutions for government agencies, non-government organizations, and commercial concerns. Our offices are in suburban Washington, DC and Dublin, Ireland, and we maintain data centers in the U.S. and E.U.
For services-oriented architecture, web services / J2EE web application development, and portals to web-enable your organization, talk to us or browse what solutions we bring to the table.
Our team of expert Java/WebObjects developers, portal technologists, and solutions architects apply an agile approach to rapidly build information systems -- browse the multimedia at left.
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One of Bluedog's Managing Directors writes about the Zen of SOA, how software-as-service can boost productivity while lowering costs, and more... Tom is: | Bluedog updates its JSR-168 framework and adds support for Single Sign On using CAS. One of the advantages of CAS is a SSO user experience across all web apps.
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Workbench is Bluedog's hosted Professional Services Automation solution. It includes scheduling, resource management (human and hard assets), invoicing, time & expense entry, knowledge management, performance tracking via a project dashboard, extensive analytical reporting for Earned Value Management and Balanced Scorecard, and accounting system integration. Workbench has an operational focus and unique combination of browser interface and awesome web services. Monthly per user pricing, and no start-up fees. More... |
Read lessons learned from a design/build of a Services-Oriented Architecture for a government agency and technical articles on scaling, data security, etc. A recent issue of eWeek (Oct 30, 2006 v23, #43) featured a case study on our FTC project! Another magazine article in Gov't Computer News, incremental Services-Oriented Architecture discuss tips from Tom Termini GCN (Jun 25, 2007) on SOA done incrementally. |
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