DTI utilizes the enhanced development tools that help make the next generation internet more dynamic, interactive and collaborative. DTI takes advantage of same Internet Platform with different rules of engagement for developing web design, web applications, ecommerce, social media, social commerce, open source, SOA and web services. DTI’s skill set and methodology encompasses Web 2.0 and the new ways of doing business on the Internet.

Web site Design 2.0

DTI incorporates Presentation Design into the methodology mix for creating next generation web sites. DTI has a proven process for conventionalizing, planning, and modeling for websites projects. We handle website creation just like we do our application development… one step at a time through our proven DTI Process.

Websites are not just static brochureware these days. Even the simplest websites provide a widespread reach of interactive elements. At DTI we always help our customers accomplish there business objectives with their website, and we are emphatic about “Initiating website visitors to PICK-up phone and/ or leave their contact information.”

Our award winning designers utilize all the current technologies available for designing Web 2.0 websites. At DTI, we have high tech artist designers that are highly proficient with Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and most all Adobe products, especially Flash.

“While the front- end of the website needs to be beautiful, you can’t drive your car if it does not have an engine. That’s why, DTI has world class web developers to implement your database driven applications… DTI is also under the hood.”

Web Development

DTI brings world-class processes, global expertise in web application development, and our legacy of best practices to enhance the value of your application portfolio. We develop custom web applications and software solutions that streamline your business processes and enhance your productivity.

Our custom web application developers are proficient in Microsoft .NET, C, C++, PHP, Ruby Rails and J2EE development frameworks. We use these and other tools to integrate with databases SQL, Oracle, DB/2, mySQL.

Social Media/social commerce

DTI’s has a team of marketing people that are specifically focused on collaboration and social media. Most of this group is comprised from resources recently acquired from Yellow Circle Solutions, a full service ad agency, purchased by DTI.

”With DTI’s Marketing skills, TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE AND PROGRAMMING PROFICIENTCIES you can Collaborate to the world with SOCIAL MEDIA”

DTI Can help if you are starting an online community or just wanting to start off with something as simple as a blogging strategy for your user group. DTI’s primary focus with social media 2.0 is how can complement the users experience (advice, interaction, persuasion, collaboration) and in turn increase your Company’s worth and growth.

Some features and modules we have created include biz blogs, Community strategies, communities, user generated content platforms, online polling, different flavors of rates & reviews, community driven FAQ systems, online show n tell, “the experience”story telling after purchase, etc. As the list continues to grow, DTI is always open to new ideas in the realm of Social Media/commerce.

Widgets

DTI consultants are familiar with the appropriate utilization and delivery of all the different flavors of widgets. DTI specializes in widget engines which help deliver personalized information based on user preferences where end users can view on demand. Most widgets we design are free downloads from Vendors’ websites. This information is seamlessly updateable and real time to the end user. Widgets have a nice graphical user interface positioned for easy access to end user or targeted audience. Typically, widgets pull information from several sources and from databases to extend this valuable data to the surface for easy accessibility.

Mashups

DTI web developers utilize the concept of mashup web applications. Here is a an overview from WikipeDia, “Content used in mashups is typically sourced from a third party via a public interface or API (web services), although some in the community believe that cases where private interfaces are used should not count as mashups[citation needed]. Other methods of sourcing content for mashups include Web feeds (e.g. RSS or Atom), and screen scraping. Many people are experimenting with mashups using Amazon, eBay, Flickr, Google, Microsoft, Yahoo and YouTube APIs, which has led to the creation of the mashup editor.

The architecture of Mashup web applications is always composed of three parts:

• The content provider: it is the source of the data. Data is made available using an API and different Web-protocols such as RSS, REST, and Web Service
• The Mashup site: is the web application which provides the new service using different data sources that are not owned by it.
• The client web browser: is the user interface of the Mashup. In a web-application, the content can be mashed by the client web browsers using client side web language for example JavaScript.”

DTI’s expert web developers were using mashups before they were called mashups. The use of mashups are more prevalent now due to the extension of multiple resources and web applications over the Internet. If a mashup makes sense for your project, DTI has the proven experience to deliver.

eCommerce

DTI, a full service web development company has the knowledge to bring your company a new vision and a unique combination of ecommerce consulting, technical, creative and marketing skills to implement cutting edge database driven ecommerce web sites that help you achieve your business goals.

Companies planning to move their mission-critical commerce functions onto the Internet may face a difficult challenge in selecting a partner that can provide all the necessary expertise and skills required for building successful end-to-end business-to-business and B2C ecommerce solutions.

“DTI extends its process and methodology throughout every project… including ecommerce solutions”

A true cost effective business-to-business ecommerce environment requires an end-to-end solution that is flexible for both customers and the business rules driving the content and commerce. This means that customers have web access to product information and availability, order status and history, account information. Site operators must have full control over product content, product management, inventory, order fulfillment and shipping.