Development Services
Techbleed provides development services in Glendale, building custom applications and databases around the way your business works.
Give your team better tools to manage daily work and the information behind it.
What Our Clients Say
Their experience. In their own words․
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“John and his team are the best! … He built and manages the IT infrastructure at two of our offices from the ground up. He is knowledgable, friendly, and quick to respond when issues arise.”
Sam Sandweiss
Client for several years
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“As a law firm, we rely heavily on secure, reliable, and efficient IT solutions … They provided us with a customized IT infrastructure that not only enhanced our data security but also streamlined our workflow.”
Sevada Safarian
Law firm
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“TECHBLEED has been an invaluable partner for our business’s IT support needs. Their proactive approach and expert solutions have minimized downtime and optimized our operations.”
Gevork
Client
Development Services FAQs
What do your development services in Glendale include?
Our development services cover custom applications and databases. We define the project around your workflows, users, information, and existing systems.
What is the difference between application and database development?
Application development focuses on the tools and workflows people use. Database development focuses on how the underlying information is organized, stored, accessed, and exchanged.
Can you work with our existing software and data?
We assess your current systems before recommending changes. Existing software and data can remain where they meet the project requirements and support the planned integrations.
Can you help replace spreadsheets and repetitive manual work?
Yes. Suitable workflows can be brought into a custom application or database. We first review how the work is performed and what employees need the new system to do.
How do you determine the project scope and cost?
We review the required features, users, data, integrations, and deployment needs. The proposal defines the deliverables, responsibilities, pricing, and any work outside the agreed scope.
How are access permissions handled?
Access requirements are defined during planning. Permissions should reflect user responsibilities and the information each person needs to use.
What happens before the new system goes live?
The agreed features, workflows, integrations, and access permissions are tested before deployment. Data migration and employee handover are planned where the project requires them.
Is ongoing support available after launch?
Post-launch support and maintenance can be agreed as part of the project. Broader management of the business’s IT environment can be arranged separately through Managed IT Services.
