Remember the '60s and '70s when troubleshooting or designing meant down to the component level? We do. Remember the late '70s and early '80s when most programmers needed an understanding of machine language because a system was either controlled by a mainframe or one of those new microprocessors that had just arrived in the lab on a sample development card? We do. Remember the '90s when object orientation was something most people associated with arranging furniture, and spread spectrum systems were used mainly by the military? We do. Remember when working for the government meant working for the government not administering a contract with private contractors doing the work? We do.

When you combine years of industrial experience in computers and telecommunications with a theoretical knowledge of physics, optics, mathematics, and electronics, you get a perspective on how things work - the kind of perspective that only comes from either reverse engineering the other fellows product or combing through the various patent subclasses found at the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

Yes, at one time, we also were a government contractor. And we appreciated the government executives that we once knew because they demanded a quality product.

We will only handle projects where quality is required!

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