The Halogenics team are dedicated to providing comprehensive software solutions and related services for the education and biomedical research sectors.
We prefer to ask you how the software should work - you are the experts - you know what you need the software to do.
Our job is to build software which integrates as smoothly as possible into your existing workflows and practices.
We strive to develop software which is easy and intuitive to use - if you're constantly having to struggle to get things done then software becomes an impediment to your work, rather than a tool to simplify and complement the workflows you've worked so hard to establish.
We endeavour to be as transparent as possible in our development processes. If you have a problem you need solved, or an issue with something our software is doing, we encourage you to ask - you're the experts, and challenging our assumptions and implementation results in better software for you.
Andy has a Bachelor of Cognitive Science and a Postgraduate Diploma in Computer Science and more than 15 years experience in IT support for the biomedical and education sectors.
Prior to founding Halogenics Andy spent 11 years as a systems manager and developer at one of Australia's most prominent research institutions, and it was here that his experience and interest in Animal Colony Management systems was developed.
Andy has spent his career designing, developing, implementing and supporting expert systems, and understands that these types of systems cannot work without close consultation with the people who need to use the system on a day-to-day basis.
Glenn holds both a Bachelor of Science and a Bachelor of Laws Degree and has worked extensively with Information Technology in the legal & finance industries. In addition Glenn has practiced as a solicitor in Intellectual Property & Commercial law.
Glenn has a long history of building interactive data systems for a range of businesses, with a strong focus on customer service and improving the processes and usability of software.
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