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Aton International, Inc. Offers New Service Packages that Take the Risk Out of Outsourcing Software Development Onshore in Northern California

Aton's New Service Packages Give Clients Greater Flexibility and Control over Outsource Software Development Using Agile Development Techniques to Deliver Defined Results in Manageable Increments at Fixed Prices. Aton offers onshore software development in Northern California for Windows Mobile Pocket PC, Windows CE and Windows Embedded Platforms. Free Mobile Project Planning worksheets are available for download at no charge.

Los Altos Hills, CA (PRWEB) December 9, 2004 -- Aton International, Inc., Specialists in Mobile Device Integration, Data Access and Smart Client software, today announced it is offering new service packages for mobile and embedded system software development. These Service Packages, starting at $2850 USD, are targeted to Independent Software Vendors (ISVs), Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and System Integrators (SIs) or Value Added Resellers (VARs).

Charles Wilde, CTO and Founder of Aton International commented, “Most leading edge software projects are iterative in nature, meaning that information discovered later in the project can change work done previously. However, changes, especially in the later stages of a project, can be very costly both in time and money. Our new service packages provide a way for our clients to gain greater flexibility over the outcome of the project.”

“Knowledge gained from the completed work can be factored into the deliverable for the next module along with changes resulting from the competitive environment, hardware developments or other considerations. By managing the project through service package increments, our clients have both flexibility and control over the overall direction of the project, while, at the same time, our engineering resources are empowered to develop a specific, near term result,” said Wilde.

Aton offers three types of service packages. They are:
-Software Analysis and Planning -- Microsoft Windows XP Embedded Jumpstart,
-Software Analysis and Planning -- Microsoft Windows Mobile Pocket PC Jumpstart, and
-Mobile and Embedded Engineering and Consulting Services Packages
    
The Software Analysis and Planning service packages provide the key information that managers need to move an existing product to the Windows Embedded, Windows CE or Pocket PC platforms faster and with less risk. Senior level staff provide expert guidance on potential problem areas to allow the client to get the new product to market sooner.

The Engineering and Consulting service packages allow for iterative development of software. Each package spans a small, one to four week increment of engineering time with a defined deliverable and a fixed cost.

The new service packages make it easy to start work quickly, and add or change requirements in successive increments, as needed. At the completion of each increment, clients have the ability to allocate the next increment to the most appropriate resources. This method of working in short time increments with defined deliverables is ideally suited for solving urgent problems, filling gaps or jumpstarting development while employees are being hired. It offers the ultimate blend of flexibility and control.

To help clients get started on a project, Aton International offers free mobile application development planning worksheets. Links to the free worksheets and additional information about Aton’s new service packages are available at http://www.aton.com/Services/services.html

Aton International, Inc. has been assisting organizations for the past 20 years to merge devices and systems for reliable data delivery. The company offers products and services designed to meet the mobile device integration, data access and smart client needs of original equipment manufacturers, systems integrators and enterprise IT professionals. Aton International, Inc. is a woman-owned small business. All work is performed in the USA.

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