
Gathering business automation requirements, documenting a project plan, creating a collaborative environment, and solving using technology services.
Planning
Creating and connecting to secured services (e.g., OAuth2) for centralized automation, such as with payroll providers, learning management systems, SharePoint Online documents and lists, etc.
Integration
Focused on Microsoft technologies development stack and services, especially C#, ASP.NET (e.g., Blazor, Razor, MVC), Fluid Design (e.g., Bootstrap), Azure services, and Azure DevOps.
Development
Automated Release Management allows the business and developers to seamlessly work together, to be as productive as quickly as possible. The shift-left eliminates (or reduces) the touchpoints of traditional IT deployments.
DevOps
Long-time familarity of successfully working and collaborating remotely, providing an efficient and auditable visibility across multiple teams.
Communication
Regularly release smaller application changes (agile approach) to provide users with the needed important changes, adjusting as requirements change and knowledge expands.
Success Loop