Services
Computer Chemistry Consultancy provides the following services:
| Services: |
Especially for (but not limited to) : |
| Development of tailored technical and scientific software.
This software can be stand-alone or it can be web-enabled (our specialism) or
web-services-enabled |
R&D of Chemical, Pharmaceutical and Biotech companies |
| Consultancy in the area of web-enabling and
web-services-enabling (SOAP-technology)
of technical and scientific software |
Pharmaceutical and Chemical R&D and their IT-departments,
Information Management |
| Interfacing technical
and scientific software with the web and with web-services |
id. |
| Translation of old
software to Java (servlets, applets, JSP), also in conjunction with
databases |
id. |
| Consultancy in the area of Molecular
Modeling and Computational Chemistry, especially to help companies make more efficient use of
(the expensive) Molecular Modeling software. |
R&D of Chemical and Pharmaceutical companies |
| Introduction and package selection of
molecular modeling software |
id. |
| Problem solving strategy development
in molecular modeling |
id. |
| Development of macros, add-ons, scripts, for all major molecular modeling packages |
id. |
| Tailor-made (on-site) courses in XML, Java, web services, web enabling |
IT-departments of Chemical and Pharmaceutical companies, and all
others interested |
For clarity: what Computer Chemistry Consultancy does NOT provide:
- E-commerce, E-business or E-procurement
- Internet development: we specialize in software designed for the
intranet. We can however advise you how to make your intranet
applications available through the internet (i.e. extranet, web-services/SOAP).
- Consultancy in the area of Computational Fluids Dynamics (CFD).
- BioInformatics package selection. We are however specialists in web-enabling and web-services-enabling
(with SOAP and XML-RPC) of BioInformatics software (using Perl, CGI, Java, C, or C++), and have considerable experience
in software development in this area.
- LIMS support and/or package selection
Computer Chemistry Consultancy, June 2001
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