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\n When revamping their e-commerce store, the dedicated IT contractors\n that PC Richard keeps on retainer brought in outside help to make\n their designs a reality.\n
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\n Talent scouts found Tony and hired him to develop the new version of\n their e-commerce product detail page (PDP), and category pages. Tony\n collaborated with the design staff to achieve pixel perfect renditions\n of their mockups.\n
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\n The categories and product description page you see on the live site\n now includes that work, along with the efforts of many other\n developers on their staff. Keeping the site beautiful and running\n smoothly is truly a team effort.\n \n )\n },\n {\n name: \"NCCCO\",\n path: \"nccco\",\n featuredImage: featuredNCCCO,\n tech: [],\n Content: () => (\n <>\n A mutual friend introduced Tony to Graham Brent, the then CEO of the{\" \"}\n
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\n At the time, Graham's organization was coming to terms with the need\n for a major technology overhaul of their operational systems,\n day-to-day processes, internal databases, and customer facing systems.\n
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\n This was also right around the time NCCCO was celebrating its 20th\n Anniversary, reflecting on how far they had come as an organization,\n and was planning the foundation that would carry them \"The Next 20\n Years\".\n
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\n The NCCCO IT landscape had started with a paper based internal\n workflow that was augmented over the years with the addition of small\n MS Access databases, and a SQL Server based solution to host the\n question banks for their certification testing solution.\n
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\n The time had finally come to do away with dozens of filing cabinets of\n paper forms and routing slips. Fax machines would be retired. The\n hodge-podge of organically grown, human powered processes would be\n consolidated into a single, purpose built software system.\n
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\n Tony's task was to help the executive staff wrap their arms around all\n of the information they needed, to document their existing enterprise,\n and prepare the lengthy RFP process that was to follow, according to\n the mandate of their Board of Directors.\n
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\n Tony spent considerable time interviewing the executive staff about\n their various systems and processes. Ultimately, a high-level\n reference architecture was sketched out as a guide to ensure their\n future solution addressed everything it should, and nothing slipped\n through the cracks.\n
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\n Many months later Tony was contacted and invited to participate in the\n RFP, but unfortunately, the timing conflicted with his current\n project.\n \n )\n },\n {\n name: \"Deep Mile\",\n path: \"deep-mile\",\n featuredImage: featuredDM,\n tech: [\"AWS\", \"PostgreSQL\", \"MongoDB\", \"Python\"],\n Content: () => (\n <>\n Tony was hired through Gortek as a subcontractor to help the{\" \"}\n
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\n Python was used to automate a number of tasks including complex\n MongoDB queries, massaging the data, and loading it into their main\n analytics PostgreSQL database that the analysts ran a number of\n intelligence tools against.\n
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\n It was just a short-term engagement, but the opportunity to work\n hand-in-hand with an elite team of data scientists was a rewarding\n experience.\n \n )\n }\n ];\n\n return (\n
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