Jason W.

25+ Years Creating Business Applications 15+ Years Solving Performance Issues MS SQL DBA, Full Stack .Net Web Developer Expert SQL Query Writer, SQL Developer, Hosting Engineer MS Access, Excel, VB, ASP.NET, Classic ASP Recently built a small application with ChatGPT and Chat AI I have spent 25 years developing enterprise software solutions and overcoming performance issues. From 1998 to 2001, I worked for GoDaddy, Honeywell, and Cushman & Wakefield, redesigning legacy VB applications into Classic ASP and ASP.Net web applications. For the past 20 years, I've been the founder and lead developer of ProBusinessTools and BookMeToday web-based applications. I worked with Sprint, Circuit City, DirecTV, Bose, and 100s of smaller companies providing enterprise work order management, scheduling, inventory, asset tracking, and dispatching solutions. I've spent 18 years fixing a wide range of SQL and Web performance issues for my own company as well as several clients. I have also been part of a team that assessed, made recommendations, and rolled out unique hosting solutions in order to support over 5000 users across 3 continents. I have helped other software owners fix performance issues, create integrated data mining reports, and set up complex hosting environments. I along with a team have set up servers in Chicago and New Jersey, where we load-balance our web traffic and replicate multiple databases for redundancy and backup. I have mirrored clients' data from our servers to their business intelligence servers using Microsoft SQL Replication Subscriptions. I have set up dozens of SQL jobs to clean up and optimize performance in my environment. I currently host several other companies' software applications on my servers to offer my clients a more robust and 100% uptime hosting solution then they previously had. I currently focus my extra time and energy on helping companies with Performance Issues, Database Design, SQL Optimization, Database Administration, Report Writing, Website Issues, and Hardware Decisions. As a software owner myself, I'm very aware of the impacts that budgets, time, and value have on a job. I have never been the techie that wanted to jump on the latest trend or rebuild everything when the business goals didn't warrant it. I currently maintain several legacy systems, Classic ASP and MS Access, that would be cost prohibited to rebuild. If you have the budget to rebuild everything, great, but if you don't, I will find solutions to get the most out of your previous investment. Sincerely, Jason Warren