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In order to serve you with authority, it’s critical that we’re authorities ourselves. With a strong belief that knowledge is power, we strive to keep our staff abreast of all of the latest technical advancements and cutting-edge strategies.

Robert Kennedy, founder of Abinko, is a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) and a Google Adwords professional. We also retain a skilled team of supporting technicians and developers, who also hold Microsoft certifications.

In creating our software and web-based applications, Abinko utilizes several core development methodologies. At the outset of each project, we’ll analyze your individual requirements, desired timeframe, and business objectives to determine the best strategy for your needs. Below are some of the most prevalent development methodologies we employ:

• 4D Methodology: This segmented process is comprised of four results-oriented phases: Discover, Design, Develop, and Deploy. Versatile enough to be used for a variety of applications, this tactic involves careful evaluation at each milestone to ensure that development is progressing as it should.
• Agile Process: The agile method is based on rapid iterations of planning, testing, and evolving software solutions, with an emphasis on continuous forward movement. Agile software development has been proven as an efficient and team-oriented framework, saving companies more than 50% over traditional software development methods.
• eXtreme Programming (XP): With a focus on measurable results, this process is based on multiple rounds of testing, modifying, and re-testing. A series of small code releases are designed to achieve incremental progress.
• Maintain Methodology: With this development strategy, Abinko manages the ongoing monitoring and maintenance of all software components. All patches, fixes, upgrades, and enhancements will be performed, with status updates sent regularly to your on-staff administrator. This methodology is comprised of four phases: definition of project scope, gathering of information, transition of knowledge to you, and continuing maintenance.