Brite Global has been designing, implementing, programming and maintaining database solutions for small and medium sized organizations, including government branches and healthcare providers. We deliver database solutions as simple as Microsoft Access or MySql database to a more robust Clustered Microsoft SQL Server or Oracle database. Our personnel has the skills and experience to help your organization get the most out of your information.

Our staff has years of experience designing relational databases for storing data including audio/video binary objects, file information, accounting, patient and medical records and even simple dynamic content for web sites.

Our database design process, as other application development processes, begins with a high-level conceptual design, understanding the business requirements and the top-level entities that are going to required for the database application to run (such as users, accounts, contacts and purchases).

We then proceed to modeling the business requirements and data, using several database components, such as tables, keys and constraints, without yet regarding how and where the database will be stored.

The last phase of the database design process, is the physical design, which involved mapping the logical design into physical media, taking advantage of the available hardware and software features. This allows the database to be properly maintained and phsyically accessed as quickly as possible using proper indexing.

It is important to correctly design the database from initiation in order to model your business requirements and to take advantage of hardware and software features early in the design cycle of a database application.

The database development platforms that exist today enhance the programming abilities for enterprise systems as well as smaller corporate systems. Some of the enhancements and utilities that are available for developers include:

• Deep tools and runtime integration with highly used development platforms such as Visual Studio 2005 that enables developers to deliver faster results.
• Enterprise-class development frameworks that provide developers a trusted platform on which they can build mission critical solutions.
• Integrated business intelligence capabilities that enhance applications and enable developers and end-users to make better business decisions.

Once the database design of the system has been completed and the development implemented, there are standards and procedures that have to be put in place, whether for the enterprise or smaller businesses:

• Indexing tables and views
• Partitioning database or tables
• Managing data
• Creating full text indexing
• Database Mirroring or Log Shipping
• Disaster Recovery Procedures (Backup and Restore)
• Performance Monitoring