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Law offices deal with a lot of complex moving parts. There are huge amounts of data and records that need to be accessible and organized, invoicing, legal information, and so on. It makes sense that these businesses are turning more and more to custom software solutions to help streamline and optimize these elements that make a successful law practice.  At Asahi Technologies, we have experience creating legal software solutions for clients based in the field, and we know firsthand that the possibilities for this kind of custom application are practically endless.  Below, we’ll talk about some of the types of

Few industries are more complex or contain more moving parts than the financial and banking industries. On top of this complexity are higher stakes, with errors often leading to real financial losses on multiple levels.  It makes sense, then, that the businesses in these industries use custom software to increase efficiency, maximize productivity, reduce human errors, provide better customer experiences, and much more.  For instance, most banks offer their customers mobile applications that provide all of the common banking services right at their fingertips. Many people now go months, or possibly even years, without physically stepping foot into a bank.

We’ve had a lot of experience working on custom software development projects for startups. They’re some of our favorite jobs because they’re often so unique and tackling interesting challenges that come with the territory of being a newer company.  Of course startups have a lot of software needs. They’re generally starting off with a vision and a plan to achieve that vision, but they don’t have the acquired software infrastructure that comes with time as a company.  Because of that, their needs are usually bigger in terms of impact than those of a larger company. On the other hand, they’re

When it comes to effectively managing a non-profit organization, few people consider the need for custom software. Sure, prebuilt applications can handle a lot of the software-based workload and needs. Still, unlike profit-driven companies, non-profits carry out certain tasks differently due to their unique organizational structures and the philanthropic nature of their founding missions. While the management of a non-profit is relatively similar everywhere, for tax compliance purposes, some states have regulations that require an organization to meet specific thresholds to qualify. Generally, however, a non-profit is founded to accomplish particular humanitarian or collectivist work. For example, homeless shelters aim