Eruptik Technology, custom software builders for business, were the final presenters at the Angel Forum at the SFU Harbour Centre on Wednesday. Their vision is that custom software should be available for all levels of business, not just large companies who can build their own solutions. They spent the last few years building the Eruptik Engine, a system that "understands" what people want to do with their information, and currently provide services building custom systems and are beta testing the Eruptik Production Line, an toolset that instructs the engine as per the needs of the client. They're also currently beta testing a development community aimed at letting others build their own technology using their systems.
Eruptik feels their engine is what gives them a competitive advantage over rival systems, and were at the Angel Forum primarily to fund sales and marketing initiatives, and to further improve the capabilities of the Production Line.
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