Neil

On a tireless quest to rid the world of frustratingly bad IT solutions. IT is supposed to be fun and help organizations learn and improve. Unfortunately, it often hinders and inhibits, and consequently only makes things worse.

Joseph

After years of working with various organizations that specifically encourage their employees to convince customers to make a purchase, regardless of the suitability of the product, it is refreshing to have the freedom to truly understand what matters to the customer and deliver everything they need without constraints.

Jordan

At Stock Right Now, I've witnessed firsthand the impact inventory management has on overall success. From my previous experience in sales at a manufacturing company, where inventory shortages negatively impacted customer satisfaction, I'm now a firm advocate for seamless processes and customized solutions.

Richard

With many years experience in software development,
Richard strives to produce robust, scaleable solutions that meet customer needs. The answer is always yes, however, we will check that the problem you are trying to solve is the right problem from your customers perspective.

Rob

Began programming in 2002 and has been thinking up magical IT solutions ever since. Most developers are left in the dark with no real contact with the end customer. To understand their problems first hand enables us to deliver end user solutions.

Craig

Craig first got the programming bug during the 80s home computer revolution and since worked on a wide range of systems in areas such as utilities, finance, public sector and logistics. Craig can be easily bribed to do anything for coffee and biscuits.