Art & Logic develops software on a work-for-hire basis for technology
companies. Representative clients include Hewlett-Packard, Motorola,
Nortel Networks, Sharp Microelectronics, Redback Networks, Kingston
Technology, Leica Microscopy, 20th Century Fox, and Apple Computer.
The company's services include the design and implementation of desk-
top applications, device drivers, and plug-ins; embedded applications and
web user interfaces for hardware devices; and enterprise web applica-
tions. The company pursues clients in select target industries including
audio/media, online learning, entertainment, imaging, broadcast, and net-
working.
Since its inception in 1991, Art & Logic has been fully committed to
telecommuting for its engineering staff. All software engineers work out of
their own home offices and are located throughout the USA and Canada.
It is well documented that the key factor in successful software projects is
the talent of individual team members. The company's remote work infra-
structure enables it to hire the best software engineering professionals in
North America.
Remote work requires management to extend a high level of trust to
employees; employees repay this trust with loyalty. Turnover at Art &
Logic is far lower than the industry average, resulting in a very experi-
enced and stable work force.
Art & Logic's disciplined, but agile, approach to software development
blends remote workers into highly effective project teams assuring high
quality deliverables.
Clients outsource projects to Art & Logic in order to reduce their time to
market and assure successful project completion. Hiring Art & Logic elim-
inates the expense of recruiting and training expert engineers. Art &
Logic emphasizes creating long term relationships with clients, a strategy
that has resulted in a very high rate of repeat business.
Art & Logic, Inc.
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