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We covered this verse in church today. I thought it deserved further explaination. It is deeper than you might expect. View Article →

This is an attempt at an elevator pitch for WED. This copy went out as elan rmail campaign and it had some of the best open-rates out of our other recent emails. Apparently everyone really wants to know what it is that I do!? View Article →

We are on the verge of a massive demand for resources supporting new product development. View Article →

We see it over and over. Companies with an "engineering department" where their star engineers creativity is stifled yet their candles burn at both ends. They are given unreasonable deadlines and expected to meet them, yet they never do, because their management knows their engineering teams are too busy to plan and underqualified to estimate effort. This is what we do. We're engineers adapted to the demands of business. Yet we know what’s hiding under the porch: the rot, the snakes, the structural cracks others won’t shine a light on. View Article →

I get asked this question all the time. "Do we own the source code when you're done?" It's generally the main focus when working out the contract. The assignnent language has been fully fleshed out by dozens of IP attorneys, so I'm confident it is being done properly, as are my clients. No fast-ones, no hidden licenses, no bullshit. View Article →

It was 900 sat/$ on the 9th.

50 to 75 is faster than 25 to 50, but 25 to 50 is still too fast.

When you are engaging with an engineering firm before you disclose your ideas, especially if you want them protected, the first thing you should always ask for is to sign a non-disclosure and confidentiality agreement before you provide details about your ideas. Sometimes this is called a NDA, a CDA, a MNDA, or NDCA depending on the specific terms.