CAPSHER Technology

CAPSHER Technology, founded in 1994 and located at 1604 Crescent Pointe Pkwy, College Station, TX 77845, specializes in creating custom software applications that are reliable, easy to use, and built for specific purposes. The company offers a comprehensive suite of services including software strategy and design, software application development, UX design, quality assurance and delivery, software maintenance and sustaining, project acceleration, project rescue, and startup prototyping. CAPSHER Technology has expertise in automating manual processes, digital transformation, embedded systems integration, engineering and scientific visualization, maintenance digitalization, Internet of Things (IoT), stopgap to robust solutions, application integration, cloud migration, and legacy application modernization. The company serves various industries such as transport, logistics, supply chain management, oil and gas, and industrial tools and hardware. CAPSHER Technology provides custom maintenance digitalization systems to minimize unplanned downtime, cloud migration services to help businesses transition their infrastructure to the cloud with minimal downtime and expense, and project rescue services to assess, refocus, and streamline stalled or failing software projects. Additionally, the company offers startup prototyping services to create functional prototypes for proving concepts, application integration services to create a functional infrastructure that integrates various enterprise systems, and engineering and scientific visualization services to create digital twins, dashboards, and analysis platforms. CAPSHER Technology also provides software maintenance and sustaining services to enhance existing workflows and feature sets within mature product architectures, and legacy application modernization services to update and improve older technologies and applications to meet current business and IT requirements. The company’s embedded systems integration services create middleware and application layer interfaces for hardware and firmware.