http://www.druware.com/enquery/ en Thu, 06 Oct 2011 21:17:41 -0500 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Druware Feed Generator http://www.druware.com/enquery/index.html#1006201101 <p> Well, the project is officially off the ground and moving forward. Believe it or not, this project has it's origins in an office discussion back in 2008. At the time it was "a good idea" but none of us had the time, or the will to make the time, to take the idea and run with it. Business needs really did not provide the impetus to make this go. </p> <p> However, over the last six months, I really hit a spot where I needed a solution for my own projects, and the scribbled notes in one of my many black notebooks of ideas got pulled out, and assembled into something more. Something for me to work on when I wasn't in the office. Over the course of putting together the idea, it went from something I needed, to something that I think the platform and alot of people need and want. </p> <p> Unfortunately, this is not a project with wide appeal to teenagers, it is a business application, so the price point will not be the typical App Store pricing. That is however fine with us. We hope to make it up with stellar support and a project that reflects our passion for what it is, and what we want it to become. You see, to us, enQuery is a suite of tools that can be used to power, consume, create and peruse the data that drives a business. </p> <p> Beware, at this point the website is a work in progress and many of the notes and scribbles that will appear may reference the original internal name, n:Query. If you are interested in keeping tabs on the project and what is going, either keep checking back here, or you can monitor my Twitter account (dru_satori) for updates. </p> Thu, 06 Oct 2011 21:17:41 -0500 http://www.druware.com/enquery/index.html#1006201101