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Striving to be the best

Quality of Services is much more intangible than quality of products, particularly where software development is concerned.

 

It is the opinion of Blue Crystal Computers Ltd’s founder, Chris Cumber, who has had 22 years I.T. Development experience

in blue chip companies as well as SME’s, and who has a degree in Mathematics and I.T., that a methodical and thorough approach to the client’s requirements, fully documented and authorised at each stage, coupled with professional development and clearly defined and executed test programmes will always yield the right product for the client.

 

For this reason cutting corners, and sometimes a budget with it, is usually false economy.

 

This is even more relevant where Business Intelligence is concerned as very often management decisions depend on the right information at the right time.

 

 

 

 

Blue Crystal Computers Ltd

 

Blue Crystal Computers Ltd was formed in 1993 to provide professional I.T. software consultancy services to medium sized and blue chip companies.

 

The main thrust of the company has focused, over the last few years on Business Intelligence and particularly by providing development services using the industry leader in Business Intelligence, Crystal Reports.

 

Business Intelligence has become a major asset for small and large companies alike as data storage capabilities have dramatically increased, with the use of sophisticated relational database management systems (RDBMS) has enabled the efficient collection of large volumes of data. In many companies, however, data is stored on many different systems and this can have problematical implications because of data redundancy and duplication of effort, as well as some data not being updated when it is essential for marketing or accounting purposes.

 

Recent Clients

 

Recent clients for Crystal Reports Consultancy, up to and including version XI  Crystal Reports, Business Views and Business Objects Enterprise XI, have included  Allianz Cornhill Insurance plc, GE Capital, Kingston University, Vodafone in Athens  and the BBC.