Tanzarine Technology
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Tanzarine Technology
Bespoke Database and Web Application Development
Get more out of your business data with a custom built application, access anywhere using your web browser
Content Managed Web Sites
Use a content management solution to keep your web site up to date more frequently and with less effort
Social Media
Get in touch now for impartial and realistic advice on getting the most out of social media - without spending all day on it
Welcome
to the Tanzarine Technology web site. Tanzarine Technology is a small, independent software development and Internet technology consultancy established in 1999, specialising in web site development, databases and related technologies.
Site highlights can be found below, or to find out more about the current activities of Tanzarine Technology and the core technologies used, click on the links in the navigation bar above.
Site Redesign for 2013
The Tanzarine web site has been redesigned in a major project to improve the methods used to format the pages, and produce a responsive layout which can be used as comfortably on a mobile phone as it can a widescreen monitor. Although retaining the familiar styling based on the company's branding and logo, the new site has revamped and simpler navigation, as well a new blog post import facility.
(Created 16/01/2013)Blog
Neil Pellinacci's blog covers topics including programming and software development, social media, the web, general technology and the history of computing.
(Created 02/01/2013)Cahill Personnel Web Site Launch
City of London recruitment specialists Cahill Personnel Ltd have launched their new web site, which is powered by Tanzarine Technology's Content Management Services (CMS).
(Created 01/08/2012)Media Comments
Tanzarine director Neil Pellinacci provides informed comments for the media on a variety of topics, and has had work published in the IT press and also appeared on a BBC News programme about Open Source software. A summary appears here.
(Created 03/04/2012)