Is FileMaker driving you crazy? Is MS Access
holding your data hostage? Are Oracle's fees breaking the bank? Is your custom .NET solution refusing to cooperate? Are you
months behind on your web services initiative? Still doing everything
on paper and Excel?
Whether you've got data scattered in multiple databases, reports you desperately need but can't get,
or forms and data that need to be put securely on the web, we can help.
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Naming Conventions - when developing in Servoy, you'll be doing yourself and others a favor if you follow a naming convention and document your code clearly. Here are the conventions we follow.
Security Module - this article Adrian wrote for Servoy Magazine discusses how to customize the security system of a Servoy solution, and includes a free module which automatically adds custom security features to any solution, and which you can easily customize further. Global Dataproviders - here is an article Adrian wrote for Servoy Magazine about strategies for cutting down on the number of global dataproviders required in your Servoy solutions. Includes a free module that enables you to create 'formvars'
Please contact Adrian McGilly if you have questions, or if you think we might be able to help you:
Telephone (510) 428-1035 Fax (510) 655-2093 Email info@mcgilly.com Address: 1685 34th Street, Oakland, CA 94608 
I was raised in Montreal, Canada and have a Bachelors of Science degree in Math and Computer Science from McGill University. I've been working in technology for more than 20 years.
I have created dozens of custom database apps
-- analysis, coding, testing, documentation and user training.
As head of McGilly Information Systems (1990-2000) I led a team of 18 IT professionals and two administrative
staff. In 2000 that team was aquired by Versata Inc. where I became Director of Operations for the Professional Services division. I implemented
systems, policies and procedures to maximize the productivity of a 100-consultant organization. In 2001 after the dot-com bubble burst, I left Versata and resumed my database consulting practice, but on a much smaller scale than before; we are now a 3-person team comprised of myself and two other developers - David Riddle and Murat Kuran.
I have delivered more than 1500 hours of classroom-based training on technical topics.
Clients have included NASA, General Electric,
Hughes Aircraft and the Canadian Government.
I have written technical articles, system specs, proposals, user guides,
development standards, marketing pieces and policy handbooks.
I live in the San Francisco Bay Area with my wife and two daughters. Speaking Engagements
Sept. 2009 - Presenter at Servoy Virtual User's Group Meeting - topic: performance enhancement in Servoy/Sybase SQL Anywhere
Sept. 2008 - Speaker at the ServoyWorld 2008 Servoy developer's conference in Las Vegas, presenting a case study of the work I had done to date for American Trash Management Inc. Sept. 2007 - Presenter at Servoy Virtual User's Group Meeting - topic: customizing security in your Servoy solutions. Articles
Strategies for Cutting Down on Global Dataproviders in Servoy Solutions
Servoy Magazine, Sept. 2007 Real World XML,
Education
BS Mathematics and Computer Science,
McGill University, Montreal, 1990. |
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