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Reference: Databases
Institute for American Indian Arts
Ana managed a $250,000 project from start to finish. She managed and completed all aspects of the project, and was the main contact between the Institute and the software developers. Without Ana's knowledge of database structure we would not have completed this very large project on time. Ana was the key person that made this a successful project. In the year that Ana worked at the Institute I was completely satisfied with her work. She is a very diligent worker, a conscientious worker, and a very organized person. If it were not for these qualities we would not have had the success that we did.
Anthony J. Coca
Information Systems Director
Institute of American Indian Arts
Information Systems
Case Studies
Because the services that jellobrain provides are unique, and the philosophical approach to helping organizations is novel, it can be challenging to get your head around how the work, and it's impact on organizations and businesses. These Case Studies demonstrate concrete examples of what is possible.
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Information Mapping
This section reviews the novel approach jellobrain takes to the work it does with organizations. It is based on the idea of visually representing the discrete systems that make an organization tick, and the stakeholders involved. Doing so reveals patterns, opportunities, and struggles for an organization. In revealing and organizing these, the processes by which work gets done can be fine-tuned and reworked, and the information systems that support the work can be created and integrated with the process.
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Services
This section goes into detail about the specific services that jellobrain offers including: websites, databases, project management, and consulting.