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The Platform

For fourteen years I built and ran one system — and it's the best single answer to "what can you actually do?"

Clinic & office desktops Browser users, anywhere Windows edition Delphi / RAD Studio MS SQL Server works offline Web edition PHP / JavaScript MySQL / MariaDB cloud-hosted two-way synchronization & reconciliation Central cloud warehouse journal-first record lineage identity resolution & audit REST / JSON APIs payments · mobile apps XML / SOAP legacy ERP · third parties One platform, two editions, hundreds of organizations — kept in sync for 14 years.
The shape of it. Full detail, including why it was built this way: Architecture →

Hundreds of small organizations — offices, pharmacies, laboratories, insurers — subscribed to this platform and ran their daily operations on it. Some needed software that kept working when the internet didn't: they ran the Windows edition. Others needed access from anywhere: they ran the web edition. Both stayed reconciled through a central warehouse that tracked every record back to its source.

The architecture

Two editions, one truth: how desktop Delphi + MS SQL and web PHP + MySQL stayed in sync, and what offline-first taught me about reliability.

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The data discipline

4.93 million encounters, 99.999% verified source traceability, identity resolution, audit lineage — governance as a working practice, not a slide.

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The customers

Who used it, what they ran on it, why they renewed for over a decade — and what supporting them taught me.

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The exit

I sold the business in 2026. What that transaction proves, and why it's the reason I'm applying to jobs rather than running a company.

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