Software Development
Since 1994, Safety Research Corporation of America (SRCA) has been developing custom software solutions for both commercial and government entities. Our software development team understands that your business has unique software requirements that an off-the-shelf software package, many times, does not fulfill. Custom software development with SRCA means your applications are designed explicitly to work for your business, to increase productivity while reducing operating costs. SRCA has the ability to develop a custom software package specific to your business requirements, ensuring your improvement dollars are specifically invested in only the functionalities beneficial to improving your processes. The talented software development team at SRCA uses proven programming practices to produce a successful software package and deliver solutions that exceed customer expectations.
Programming
Safety Research Corporation of America (SRCA) is dedicated to creating fully functional, customizable software for customers with a diverse array of backgrounds. Currently, SRCA supports systems for military, law enforcement, and education industry customers. Software development at SRCA is a continuous process that begins with the customer’s specifications and continues through the complete software development lifecycle. Requirements gathering, storyboarding, database development, gathering required business rules, front end implementation, testing, test environments, and customer sign off are all services and products provided by members of SRCA’s talented staff. All applications created by SRCA are developed for both web and stand alone access.
Whether developing websites, web applications, or desktop applications, SRCA uses the latest in software development tools and technologies, including:
- .NET Framework 1.1, 2.0, and 3.5
- ASP and ASP.NET
- C#
- Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and 2008
- SQL Reporting Services
- Visual Basic
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2008
- LINQ to SQL
- Ajax
- JavaScript
- ActionScript 3.0
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SRCA’s Document Retrieval Program (DRP) provides a unique methodology to take thousands of documents/drawings and store them into a coherent collection that is retrievable through kiosk type recall. Developed using state-of-the art technology and tools such as Microsoft Visual Studio and SQL Server, our DRP can be deployed on the Internet, your intranet or stand-alone on a PC for more remote uses.
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The Risk Assessment program is a two page interactive tool that allows organizations to assess their risk on any mission. Intuitive and customizable by the user, this program can be web-based, intranet-based, or stand-alone on a PC. As an ASP.net web-based application, Risk Assessment is created with Microsoft's best and well known development tool Visual Studio. Included in the development is the use of Microsoft’s database tool SQL Server 2005/2008. Other technologies integrated with Visual Studio are JavaScript and Ajax. |
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SRCA’s Management Planner is user-friendly planning software designed for facility scheduling and event management. It is designed as an ASP.net web-based application using Microsoft's Visual Studio development tool, including the implementation of technologies such as JavaScript to enhance the user interface. Management Planner utilizes Microsoft's SQL Server to store its data. |
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The Interactive Inventory Map was designed to provide companies with the tools necessary to efficiently manage inventory, procurement, order fulfillment, and warehouse activities. This ASP.net web-based application was developed using Microsoft's Visual Studio development tool, with the implementation of technologies such as JavaScript to enhance the user interface. The web application also takes advantage of the use of Microsoft's SQL Server to store its data. |
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SRCA’s Checklist Compiler Program (CCP) provides a user-friendly interface for developing interactive checklists that are complete, stand-alone software applications that can be installed on PCs or tablets running Microsoft Windows. The CCP has been developed by our programmers using the combination of programming languages Visual Basic and C# utilizing Microsoft's Visual Studio 2005. |
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