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Product Launch Announcement

Telegraph Hill Software is proud to have developed and launched a solution for reopening construction sites safely during the pandemic. Developed for Peacock Construction, the app addresses the special requirements for sites where dozens of workers and others visit the site daily while meeting local health directives. We are proud to be part of reopening the construction economy, 6.3% of GDP and dominated by small businesses employing millions of workers.

“We are rolling out the check in app to 20 sites throughout San Francisco.”

Kyle Peacock

CEO, Peacock Construction

Services

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Rapid App Development

Time is money. Develop, modernize & deploy with smaller, faster teams using Cloud tools and infrastructure.

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Agile Staffing

Scale and optimize your technical organization with experienced, high productivity, self- managing engineers.

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Data Science

Data Science for Payments, Healthcare and Travel. Transform your product with the power of data.

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Cloud Engineering

Go cloud-native with Cloud Engineering services. Move fast, DON’T break things.

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Client Successes

Rapid App Development helped this Construction Company define and deliver a ‘touchless’ job site COVID-19 health safety app using the Google Cloud Platform.

CTO Consulting helped Public Library of Science discover modern Google Cloud infrastructure and deliver bigger impact with a smaller technical team.

Data Science for Business Analytics helped this fast growing Software-as-a-Service built on the Google Cloud create consensus and build systems to guide decisions from sales tactics to board strategy.

Agile staffing for Data Engineering helped this SaaS company integrate an acquired Analytics-as-a-Service platform into their product offering.

IF YOU MISSED IT…

Wednesday, February 19, 6pm to 9pm at 1111 Broadway, Oakland

Wednesday February 19, from 6pm to 9pm, at 1111 Broadway, Oakland, 3rd floor, join GDG Cloud Oakland with Adam Berry and Robert Boyd for a Firebase Study Jam.

Sponsored by Telegraph Hill Software. Food and drinks provided. Doors open at 5:30 for introductions and networking.

This Firebase Study Jam is a community-run study group for developers, intrigued or obsessed, with the vast array of possibilities of the Google Cloud. Featuring hands-on Firebase Codelabs and technical tutoring and real-world advice by Adam Barry to maximize how much you learn and how well you apply Firebase.

Wednesday, January 8, 6pm @ 1111 Broadway, Oakland

AI in Healthcare on GCP: Matching Patients to Clinical Trials

Wednesday January 8, from 6pm to 7:30pm, at 1111 Broadway, Oakland, 3rd floor, join Telegraph Hill Software’s Rob Wynden for a discussion about AI on GCP for Healthcare.

Sponsored by the GDG Cloud Oakland series. Food and drinks provided. Doors open at 5:30 for introductions and networking.

Hear how Rob Wynden, PhD, stretched the boundaries of AI in healthcare using Google Cloud Platform tools and infrastructure.

Rob discusses how Aloha Health Networks used medical ontologies (millions of medical terms and rules), unstructured data mining and natural language processing on GCP to produce personalized medical referrals matching patients to the most beneficial of 50,000 clinical trials.

Strategies to Pass GCP Certification Exams – Roundtable

On Wednesday December 11, from 6pm to 7:30pm, at 1111 Broadway, Oakland, 3rd floor, join Telegraph Hill Software’s VP of Engineering, John Lorance for a panel discussion about how to pass Google Cloud Platform certification exams.

This meeting is the first in the East Bay Google Cloud Platform Meetup series. Food and drinks provided. Doors open at 5:30 for introductions and networking.

John holds GCP Associate Cloud Engineer, Professional Cloud Architect and Professional Cloud Developer certifications.

John will be joined by Blake Rogers and a panel of engineers holding GCP certifications.

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Insights

How to Ace the Google Cloud Certification Resources, Tips and My Personal Study Guide for the Google Cloud Platform Associate Cloud Engineer Certification

by Blake Rogers | Dec 11, 2019 | Insights

My story about studying Google Cloud Platform and passing the GCP Associate Cloud Engineer certification exam. 1800 words. 14 minute read.

8 Steps to Hire Great Software Engineers

by Richard Southwick | Sep 13, 2019 | CTO Consulting, Human Capital, Insights, Technology Management Consultant

8 Steps to source, recruit, interview, hire and retain great software engineers from 1. Sharpen Your Pitch to 8. Welcome the First Week! 2100 words, estimated reading time 17 minutes

SEI Weighs-In on Agile Methodology

by David Brian Ward | Sep 11, 2019 | CTO Consulting, Insights

SEI's attempts to rigorously evaluate agile methods for software development show: 1) Nothing close to 10x productivity gains, incremental gains only. The two greatest risks are: 2) Failure to Communicate and 3) Failure to Customize to Context. 1,400 words, estimated reading time 10 minutes.

Four Grand Challenges of IT

by Tahl Milburn | Sep 4, 2019 | CTO Consulting, Insights

This article: Introduces the Four Grand Challenges of IT; Failure Modes, Threat Risk, Technology Obsolescence, Backlog Management. 1,700 words, estimated reading time 16 minutes.

A Pragmatic Agile Workflow – Introduction

by John Lorance | Aug 8, 2019 | Agile Staffing, Insights

This article: Introduces a series of articles about pragmatically configuring Agile workflows under varying conditions. Emphasizes that your agile workflow’s number one goal is optimal communications. 700 words, estimated reading time 6 minutes.

How Does Low-Code Work?

by Tahl Milburn | Jul 24, 2019 | CTO Consulting, Technology & Innovation

This is the second in a series of articles on low-code. This article: identifies the four “domains” of an application, explains how low-code platforms address each of those domains, explains why low-code platforms must be carefully selected to ensure optimal and sustainable solutions. Word count 1400, reading time 7 minutes.