One of the core strengths of Blueberry is its deep technical expertise. This page explains how we’ve achieved this expertise, and why we think it’s important.

Blueberry is owned and managed by highly technical ex-developers – not accountants or salespeople. As a result, the company has a culture which values technical skills – which helps us to recruit very talented developers.

Our development team is without doubt Blueberry’s most valuable asset – and many of the team have been with the company for 7 years or more. With over 25 developers in the company, Blueberry has a huge pool of expertise to call on – there truly are few technical problems we’ve not solved - and we've never had a project fail.

The world of modern software development is vast, with many competing technologies – and many supporting skills. Each development company has a different mix of skills. Blueberry’s advantage is that our skills are both deep and broad:

• Deep technical skills – we have people who know Windows and Linux inside out. We solve problems less technical companies cannot solve.
• Broad technical skills – over the years, we’ve worked with a huge range of technologies. We’re equally at home creating offline or online systems, working with the web and databases.

Blueberry’s level of technical expertise delivers benefits to our customers right from the start:

• Customers don’t talk to a salesperson. They talk to an expert ex-developer, who can understand their requirements quickly, and rapidly identify possible solutions.
• When planning projects, we are able to explore possible solutions in greater depth and look at more options than competitors.
  
• Our depth of expertise means we can take on very specialised projects. Click here for some examples.
• If there are problems, our deeper technical skills allow us to drill into the system and fix issues other developers cannot handle.

We often hear of projects that fail because the developer simply didn’t have enough skills. Perhaps the developer can create a good web-site, but can’t solve some technical performance issues. With Blueberry this doesn't happen.