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Description: Starting in 2009, Evocomputing has begun developing iPhone applications. The primary focus is on personal medical and healthcare related applications.
The first application, Quick BP was accepted to the iTunes store in September 2009.
Technological Notes: This application was built in Objective-C using Apple's CocoaTouch libraries.

Description: Flooza was a Fantasy gaming startup. Its focus was bringing the fun of fantasy sports games to other areas of interest. The initial target was creating games based on elimination reality T.V. shows. Flooza released games based on Survivor, The Biggest Loser, and Project Runway.
Status: Flooza ceased operations in late 2008 due to harsh economic conditions.
Technological Notes: This was a Ruby On Rails web application that also connected to Facebook using the Facebooker ruby plugin.

Qwest Communications - BMG Q Intranet Application (2007)
- Description: In partnership with Burly Systems , we helped to successfully develop and deploy a custom-built Content Management System for Qwest's Business Management Group.
- Status: This project was completed on time and on budget.
- Technological Notes: This was a Ruby On Rails application connected to both MySQL and LDAP databases running on linux.
Clearwire Wireless Broadband - Rewards Application (2007)
- Description: In another partnership with Burly Systems , we helped to develop a new customer rewards fullfillment and reporting application.
- Status: This project was completed on time and on budget.
- Technological Notes: This was a Ruby On Rails application connected to a PostgreSQL database running on linux.
BLive Networks - BLive Collaboration Platform (2004 through 2006)
- Description: The BLive application was an ambitious project. Similar in scope feature-wise to WebEx, it allowed real-time multimedia collaboration between many clients.
- Status: This project was cancelled when BLive ceased business operations in 2006. The completed part of the application was sold to tribeworks.
- Technological Notes: This was a complex n-tier application involving Java/J2EE/C++ on the server, W32/ActiveX on the client.