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Site Pages Home What We Offer Courseware I: Document I: Consulting I: Databse I: Database I: II News I-Workings Portfolio Ispace Project I: Contact Us DC PDFs dc.pdf dcgraph.pdf dcinter.pdf dc_acro.pdf dcweb.pdf dcdesigns.pdf Print PDFs NBS Bartizan Matrix Ads Client Sites CA Wire Mill BRT Dave's Cycle PV GVRI Macia Design BW C Labs Redding BY	Using a database should be easy. Put data in - get data out. If that's all there is, why do people have so many problems using databases? To DC, the answer centers not on whether the system can manage information (Filemaker/Access/SqlServer, among others, do this very well.) but rather on not understanding how a company does business because manipulating data without relevancy to a given company's business practices insures that the system envisioned will not do the job for which it is intended. Because DC understands workflow, interface design and communications, the approach we take on building databases starts with learning how a company does business FIRST and THEN designing a system to support that business process. As an example of this approach, seen below is an Invoice view of an Investment Banker system designed to work with online Pershing data to enable IBs to pull out information needed to bill accounts. Because the system is keyed to IB business operations, the time it takes to get people up to speed running this environment is minimal. Top of page