Software & Website Consulting
I help small and midsize businesses repair, improve, replace, and build the software and websites they depend on—with hands-on implementation as well as practical advice.
Where I Can Help
You do not need to know the technical answer before starting the conversation.
Experienced help repairing existing applications, replacing spreadsheet-heavy processes, building internal systems, connecting APIs, troubleshooting difficult problems, and providing part-time senior development support.
View Software ServicesPractical planning, repairs, rebuilds, maintenance, performance cleanup, content structure, and platform or vendor decisions for business websites that need to work better.
Discuss Website ServicesSoftware Consulting
Take over incomplete, unreliable, or poorly understood software and identify the most useful repair, replacement, or workaround.
Turn repetitive, spreadsheet-heavy workflows into shared systems with current information and fewer repeated steps.
Design practical web applications around the way your business actually needs to operate.
Move data, automate work, connect systems, and expose business functions safely.
Evaluate whether a legacy system should be upgraded, simplified, partially replaced, connected, or retired.
Review code, architecture, vendor work, or proposed solutions—and implement changes personally when useful.
Selected Case Study
A customer-support group depended on an internal .NET case-tracking application connected to a legacy account system. They had been told their requested changes were impossible.
I reconciled three conflicting codebases, restored a reliable repository and delivery process, and implemented the capabilities the users needed. The application became maintainable again, and trust began to return.
Selected Website Work
These examples demonstrate custom website and software work; they are not examples of the managed website product.
Why Work With Me
More than 20 years of professional software and consulting experience helps me identify practical paths and avoid expensive detours.
You work directly with the person analyzing the problem and performing the work—not through a relay chain.
I explain technical choices in practical business terms and listen to the people who understand the work.