Custom Software Development

Custom Software Development

The methodology used to streamline the supply chain operations of McLane Company and modernize the Army’s maintenance and logistics systems is executed in MAT's approach to Software Development.

MAT specializes in creating on-demand software solutions to handle the many tactical and strategic functions within the Defense sector. Our approach to each project is a collaborative and customer-focused effort designed to provide the best solution to fit each customer’s specific needs. MAT can help enhance legacy systems, integrate current systems, and create new solutions that manage your workflow. The Custom Software Development process is carried out in the following steps:

• Requirements Gathering ― guarantees software quality and completeness.
• Design & Review ― makes certain the customer’s needs are met.
• Test-Driven Development ― ensures specifications conformance.
• Digital Testing ― improves workflow.
• Integration ― documents resource materials for continued support.

We design and deliver robust and affordable solutions that help improve operational efficiency. MAT application architecture follows established coding and development standards, allowing for code reuse, a maintainable codebase, and systems that are flexible to change. Our development team uses leading Microsoft and Open Source technologies such as .NET, SQL Server, PHP, MySQL, MS Access and more. As a Microsoft Gold Certified partner, MAT has demonstrated expertise with Microsoft technologies and a proven ability to meet customers’ needs.

McLane Advanced Technologies is a Software Engineering Institute (SEI) SEI Partner to provide Capability Maturity Model® Integration (CMMI) appraisal and training services.

MAT develops software in the following languages:
 

Custom Software Development Past Performance

• Digital Log Book for Army G4 Logistics Initiatives Agency
• Texas Veterans Commission Case Management System
• Customized Maintenance Management System for Computer Sciences Corporation

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