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Put the capabilities together. Make the crossing work.

Your application needs something valuable from another world: a native library, an established enterprise system, a media workflow, a complex model, or years of knowledge inside legacy software.

The connection can open another level of capability.

Howard Pearlmutter designs, builds, qualifies, and explains those connections.

Follow one bridge from need into use.

A genetics-sector undertaking needed document and content-management capability. Howard examined requirements, qualified more than two dozen software versions and interim builds, developed practical extensions, trained staff, and brought the work into an operational pilot.

Additional work included multilingual OCR and C/Java native integration. Read the development of the capability.

See what your combination needs.

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Native and managed integration brings resource, execution, and platform responsibilities. Enterprise boundaries bring information meaning and operating relationships. Media systems bring sequences that have to work together.

Howard's development and consulting clients include NASA, Apple, Disney, HP, CSC, Capital One, and the Financial Times. His current AI-assisted work continues across native computing, middleware, and media prototypes.

Explore architecture, qualification, prototyping, and transfer.

Begin with what you want the combination to do.