When the pandemic started, thousands of businesses suddenly had to adapt quickly to new ways of interfacing. While Zoom is certainly the most popular, it wasn't necessarily the most robust for a group working with sensitive files, in need of both asychronous and real-time communication, with employee stations in a lot of peoples' homes. 

We happily went to work accomodating a number of people who needed this kind of help, making sure that things could run smoothly while everyone was in lockdown.

Our client, an middle-aged woman, had a collection of old VHS tapes that had recently avoided water damage by a narrow margin. On the tapes were home movies from twenty-five years of marriage, including recordings of her young children growing up on a military base.

We were able to transpose over twelve hours of irreplaceable footage off of those tapes and onto both digital medium and a special customized DVD, ensuring happy strolls down memory lane for generations to come.

A restaurant was suffering significant lag during their busy periods because the waitresses were being waylaid by other tables and, resultantly, messages to the back of the kitchen were not reaching them until several minutes after an order was placed.

We installed a system where the waitress could take orders on a tablet and have the food requests appear on the screens in the kitchen in realtime, allowing her to focus on making sure every customer felt attended to without causing any delays in food preparation.