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SSW Consulting Services

Powered by Software Teams, not individuals

For over 19 years, SSW’s Consulting Services has delivered best of breed Microsoft solutions, for more than 1000 clients in 15 countries. With 30 consultants in 3 countries, SSW’s developers are some of the best in the business, with many Microsoft Certifications, 4 MVPs (in Sydney, Beijing and the UK) and 2 Microsoft Regional Directors (in Sydney and Beijing).


SSW delivers scalable and extensible custom solutions with the future in mind. Our solutions improve businesses bottom line, with real time savings and long term value. We will provide you with that competitive advantage you need.

Current Project Locations:
Australia: Sydney NSW, Melbourne VIC, Brisbane QLD, Canberra ACT, Adelaide SA.
USA: Los Angeles (CA, US), Portland (OR, US), and San Francisco (CA, US).
New Zealand: Auckland, Wellington, Hawkes Bay and Christchurch.

Current Project Technologies:
Web: ASP.NET, Sharepoint 2007 (web parts and CMS), Silverlight, RIA Services, AJAX, JQuery
Windows: WPF, Windows Forms, Office VSTO, Access 2007
Middle Tier: LINQ, WCF, WF Tools: VSTS, Resharper,Telerik
Server: TFS, SQL Server, Exchange Server, CRM and SharePoint

Rules to Better Project Management

Reducing the risk in software development

Software must help a business become more efficient and build better relationships with their clients. Clients also want software produced cost-effectively and quickly. Traditionally, software has been slow to build and difficult to change.

SSW Rules to Better Project Management, built on agile development methodologies, allows businesses to address their most important challenges first, and respond quickly to change. Our rules advocate software consultants working on-site, or on the phone, so long as there is close consultation with business users, with the goal to become integrated members of the clients team.

Rules & Standards

Secret ingredients to quality software.

Whenever you are doing something more than once there should be a standard. SSW standards manage our coding, development, project management, email and phone communication. However, we don't follow them blindly. If someone suggests a better way of doing something, then we change the standard.

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Upcoming Events

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Microsoft PerformancePoint 2010 (Part of SharePoint 2010)

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Wed, 17 Mar 2010
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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UTS SharePoint Course

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SharePoint Case Study

Logo of MicrosoftMicrosoft Australia approached SSW to develop a website in preparation for the 2008 Forum event for SharePoint and Office. The original website design used for previous events required a complete overhaul with clear layout and navigation, and to demonstrate a SharePoint 2007 site integrating with various other technologies.


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Your app is getting very good reviews from the user base and we have a queue of people lined up nationally wanting to get on and use it.


Simon Renton - Retail Operations- Manager Finance and Modeling, Commonwealth Bank

Software must help a business become more efficient and build better relationships with their clients. Business need software to be produced cost-effectively and quickly. Simple steps upfront stop software being slow to build and difficult to change.
Read our rules on project management for some simple tips before starting your next project.


Adam Cogan, SSW Chief Architect