Webify Technology Information

Richard was born into a family of engineers. At a young age, he was attracted to his dad's computer because of the different games he could play on it. He wanted to learn programming so he can write his own games. He has spent 14 years working for Sage Software, the leading provider of business applications for small and medium size businesses around the world. He helped the company developed one of the earliest and most complete web based accounting software in 2002. From 2006 to 2011, Richard led the development of new product initiatives and helped the company build a solid team of people, scalable infrastructure and agile processes. Richard had worked on many new product initiatives over the years and has a complete understanding of the web and emerging technologies. Since founding the company in 2011, Richard and his team worked on e-commerce websites, web applications and content management systems. He provides guidance on architecture, schedules projects, manages budgets, and most importantly holds the team responsible for meeting and exceeding clients' expectations. Richard's passion has always been helping businesses achieve success through the usage of technologies. Edward is an eternally optimistic, challenge-driven and goal-oriented visual designer that brings to the team a meticulous eye for detail and a preternatural ability to extract inspiration from his surroundings. He brings a diverse skillsets for designing logos, branding identities, and web design. Before joining the company, he found himself sharpening his design skills working on a wealth of client projects ranging from writers and musicians to corporations and non-profits. Working as part of a team and as a freelancer has made Edward proficient at adapting to the task at hand. He has developed a passion for helping clients succeed and meeting clients' goals. When Edward is not found working on design solutions, he's spending time way up in the mountains with nature pondering the meaning of life. Michael's first experiment with ...