Made to Order Software invited to give a talk at SAQA

The Sacramento Area Quality Association's (SAQA) mission is, "To increase the awareness and practice of quality principles and techniques in private and public organizations by supporting the quality initiatives of our members." Their monthly meetings cover a wide spectrum of topics from certifications (SAQA hosts examinations for the Quality Assurance Institute's CSQA and CSTE certifications) to resumes.

Made to Order Software President Alexis Wilke and Marketing Manager John Codling will deliver a presentation at the next monthly meeting to discuss the importance of using the proper tools when creating cross platform (operating system) software.

With both Mac and Linux making significant gains in market share, more and more software companies want to go cross platform to capture these growing markets. Porting existing software takes a lot of time to retool the codebase and can make debugging and future upgrades difficult. In short, some quality in the code is lost, costing valuable development time. Using a toolkit that is pre-compiled for multiple operating systems results in software that deploys seamlessly and is easy to debug and upgrade. In other words, using a software development tool designed for cross platform deployment results in higher quality code.

Made to Order Software's software engineers have spent 8 years creating molib and the sandbox, commercial grade cross platform software development tools. Unlike others the code in our toolkit has been carefully pre-compiled for MS Windows, Mac OS/X, and GNU/Linux, with many safe and secure features.

Please join us on November 15th, 2007 to talk with us about molib and the sandbox! RSVP at contact@m2osw.com.

Links:

• The SAQA PowerPoint presentation PowerPoint (Nov 15, 2007)
• The SAQA PowerPoint presentation Flash (Nov 15, 2007)