Reply to: Need something developing...

[TheFaQQer]

Have you asked Bob Shawadiwadi? I think he's available, and can do it.

[EternalOptimist]

I always thought you were the same person (well you might be knowing this place)... Never realised there were 2 different accounts haha

ohhhh the fun of CUK

no.
he's the funny one, I am the straight man.

[themistry]

dear EO ,I am up for it. pm me with the details

EO

I always thought you were the same person (well you might be knowing this place)... Never realised there were 2 different accounts haha

ohhhh the fun of CUK

[EternalOptimist]

Folks,

I posted a little while ago about needing a very simple Windows app developing.

I now need this done - and need it done pronto - cash money on offer if anyone's interested (obviously, as long as they agree to pay any tax due, etc, etc)...

Is anyone interested?

All it is is a series of screens - point and click, and some free text entry (and maybe one of those predictive dictionary things) that spits out a 'report' in the correct format - maybe as a PDF.

Can anyone help?

Ta,
EO

dear EO ,I am up for it. pm me with the details

EO

[NickFitz]

If you're still available, you're the primate for the job.

now thats a compliment!

Better than the average primate

[Turion]

I recommend you implement this with SAP.

[TykeMerc]

Originally Posted by DimPrawn
I could do it with a combination of clustered Windows Server 2008, BizTalk Server 2006 R2, SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition, SharePoint Server 2005, Microsoft Operations Manager 2005, Microsoft InfoPath.

Would need a budget of around £300K and about 12 months.

Any good?


I'll test it for a mere £150K. (If you want a regression pack creating it'll cost extra )

Bung in another £75k and I'll manage the project on a 1-2 day a week basis and shave some of these guys costs back a tad

[EqualOpportunities]

now thats a compliment!

If you knew NF you'd think so too.

[EqualOpportunities]

I could do it with a combination of clustered Windows Server 2008, BizTalk Server 2006 R2, SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition, SharePoint Server 2005, Microsoft Operations Manager 2005, Microsoft InfoPath.

Would need a budget of around £300K and about 12 months.

Any good?

I'll test it for a mere £150K. (If you want a regression pack creating it'll cost extra )

Can I get back to you guys? I'm expecting a rebate from British Gas around Christmas time.

[DiscoStu]

I could do it with a combination of clustered Windows Server 2008, BizTalk Server 2006 R2, SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition, SharePoint Server 2005, Microsoft Operations Manager 2005, Microsoft InfoPath.

Would need a budget of around £300K and about 12 months.

Any good?

I'll test it for a mere £150K. (If you want a regression pack creating it'll cost extra )

[DimPrawn]

I could do it with a combination of clustered Windows Server 2008, BizTalk Server 2006 R2, SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition, SharePoint Server 2005, Microsoft Operations Manager 2005, Microsoft InfoPath.

Would need a budget of around £300K and about 12 months.

Any good?

[themistry]

If you're still available, you're the primate for the job.

now thats a compliment!

[Bob Dalek]

Folks,

I posted a little while ago about needing a very simple Windows app developing.

I now need this done - and need it done pronto - cash money on offer if anyone's interested (obviously, as long as they agree to pay any tax due, etc, etc)...

Is anyone interested?

All it is is a series of screens - point and click, and some free text entry (and maybe one of those predictive dictionary things) that spits out a 'report' in the correct format - maybe as a PDF.

Can anyone help?

Ta,
EO

Is the DB Oracle? If so, do it with Apex.

[EqualOpportunities]

Can I interest you in a web application?

No?

Oh well

Nick, if I could possibly afford your rates I'd seriously think about it...

However, saying that, I think there's a possibility that it could well turn into a web app a few months down the line - if I have the take-up which is forecast...

If you're still available, you're the primate for the job.

[chicane]

I could be interested, but I can't compete with RentaCoder prices.

Same here - plenty quickness, but not much cheapness. And it would have to be written in .net so you'd need the .net framework installed on the machines on which you deploy the app.