We automate business processes and use data science to develop actionable insights for our clients.
From improving existing systems to building entirely new applications, we're up for the task.
An investment advisor needed a replacement for their aging investment management system. We designed and deployed a cloud-based solution that is accessible anywhere.
A rapidly expanding property manager needed a way to communicate with tenants at scale. Our solution integrated multiple cloud-based services into a single intuitive interface.
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Modernizing and future-proofing investment management software
CJ Black
All investment strategies generally follow a similar lifecycle. Strategies are thought up (generation), they are tested against historical data (validation), if testing proves well they are put into practice (implementation), and once implemented they are subject to continual monitoring and analysis (confirmation). Last, the cycle repeats itself as strategy improvements follow the generation, validation, implementation, and confirmation loop.
In 2015...
In 2015...
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Building and deploying back-office solutions for property management
Jacob Ray Gilman
Ease of communication and process efficiency are key characteristics of any successful business. These traits are especially important in the business of real estate investing and property management.
In 2015, we began working with a client who had purchased and was managing around 100 apartment units in Chicago. Initially, the company's principal had communicated with existing and prospective tenants via his company email and cell phone. At first, this system worked well. It was simple, direct, and ensured that outstanding tasks were immediately dealt with. Though, as the firm's investments had scaled from a couple of dozen units into the triple digits, these lines of communication had become inundated, and this direct method of communication became less of a virtue and more of a burden.
A new system...
In 2015, we began working with a client who had purchased and was managing around 100 apartment units in Chicago. Initially, the company's principal had communicated with existing and prospective tenants via his company email and cell phone. At first, this system worked well. It was simple, direct, and ensured that outstanding tasks were immediately dealt with. Though, as the firm's investments had scaled from a couple of dozen units into the triple digits, these lines of communication had become inundated, and this direct method of communication became less of a virtue and more of a burden.
A new system...
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Don't let vendor-lock derail your operations
Jess Lopez
Nearly all modern companies rely upon the services of other companies in order to stay competitive, agile, and to focus on growing their core business. Imagine starting a business today without the services of another. Payroll, taxes, web hosting, email hosting, telephony, invoicing, payment processing, record-keeping, government filings, and a litany of other functions would need to be solved for before you could begin actually running and growing your business.
You simply must sacrifice some degree of self-reliance in order to function. That is why stories such as that of Nicolas Beauvais and his company Raisup can cause a shiver to run down the spine of business owners.
Raisup, a French startup focused on using...
You simply must sacrifice some degree of self-reliance in order to function. That is why stories such as that of Nicolas Beauvais and his company Raisup can cause a shiver to run down the spine of business owners.
Raisup, a French startup focused on using...
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