About
Eidix Labs is a provider of data migration services, knowledge intelligence applications, and enhanced technology solutions for varied markets. Using many technologies, we are able to provide solutions for any need, from simple data control to distributed knowledge management. We take pride in our familiarity with leading-edge technologies while remaining well grounded in proven methods. It is in combining these two groups that we excel, providing our clients with a solid path into the future, without neglecting the present.
Development
Industrial Safety Trainers, Inc. — http://www.thesafetybus.com/
This project began as a website renovation and grew to be a full re-development. The end product employed the previous design concept, while introducing a number of enhancements.
Kidsco Quest — http://www.kidsco.ca/
Eidix Labs, in partnership with Smarts on Site, built a custom internal application for Kidsco Quest, a company which specializes in technology-related edutainment for kids and teens. This project included 40 workstations running Linux and various application suites.
Illinois CLICKS! — http://www.illinoisclicks.org/
Illinois CLICKS! is an information website with quality internet resources, reviewed and selected by Illinois librarians, well-organized for easy access by all Illinois citizens.
Nevada County Treasurer & Tax Collector — http://treas-tax.co.nevada.ca.us/
We developed several aspects of this website and consulted on various development and usability matters.
APICS - Simcoe County Chapter — http://www.apics-simcoe.org/
Eidix Labs designed and built a custom content control system for the Simcoe Chapter of APICS, giving them the ability to manage their own content easily and efficiently.
This project began as a website renovation and grew to be a full re-development. The end product employed the previous design concept, while introducing a number of enhancements.
Kidsco Quest — http://www.kidsco.ca/
Eidix Labs, in partnership with Smarts on Site, built a custom internal application for Kidsco Quest, a company which specializes in technology-related edutainment for kids and teens. This project included 40 workstations running Linux and various application suites.
Illinois CLICKS! — http://www.illinoisclicks.org/
Illinois CLICKS! is an information website with quality internet resources, reviewed and selected by Illinois librarians, well-organized for easy access by all Illinois citizens.
Nevada County Treasurer & Tax Collector — http://treas-tax.co.nevada.ca.us/
We developed several aspects of this website and consulted on various development and usability matters.
APICS - Simcoe County Chapter — http://www.apics-simcoe.org/
Eidix Labs designed and built a custom content control system for the Simcoe Chapter of APICS, giving them the ability to manage their own content easily and efficiently.
Hosting
Prime GNU/Linux — http://prime-linux.org/
Xposure Group — http://www.xposuregroup.ca/
SafetySIGNDesign — http://www.safetysigndesign.com/
FCS Fire Consulting Services, Inc. — http://www.firecodeliability.com/
The Web Realm — http://www.thewebrealm.com/
IUPAT District Council 22 — http://www.iupat-dc22.org/
IUPAT Painters Local Union 42 — http://www.iupat-local42.org/
IUPAT Painters & Drywall Finishers Local 514 — http://www.iupat-local514.org/
OpenReader™ Consortium — http://www.openreader.org/
MAGPCSS Web Portal — http://www.magpcss.com/
James 'KodeKrash' Linden — http://www.jameslinden.com/
badsyntax ~ code for nerds — http://www.badsyntax.org/
Xposure Group — http://www.xposuregroup.ca/
SafetySIGNDesign — http://www.safetysigndesign.com/
FCS Fire Consulting Services, Inc. — http://www.firecodeliability.com/
The Web Realm — http://www.thewebrealm.com/
IUPAT District Council 22 — http://www.iupat-dc22.org/
IUPAT Painters Local Union 42 — http://www.iupat-local42.org/
IUPAT Painters & Drywall Finishers Local 514 — http://www.iupat-local514.org/
OpenReader™ Consortium — http://www.openreader.org/
MAGPCSS Web Portal — http://www.magpcss.com/
James 'KodeKrash' Linden — http://www.jameslinden.com/
badsyntax ~ code for nerds — http://www.badsyntax.org/