With whom has Quasidea worked?
Clients and Projects

For over 16 years Quasidea Development and Mike Ho have had the privilege of working with some of the most widely respected organizations in the world. From small web startups and local non-profits to Fortune 500 companies and large government agencies, the list of organizations below is just a partial list where Mike and Quasidea's work has made a significant impact. Click on any of the organizations to find out more.

Affiliated Client Work
Client engagements that Mike Ho has led or played a critical role while affiliated with other consultancies (including Capgemini, Sapient Corporation and Vertigo Software):
Pro-Bono Clients
Charity and non-profit organizations that Mike Ho and Quasidea have been honored to serve:
Verifacts Automotive
Verifacts Automotive is one of the leaders in evaluation, training and assessment in the automotive collision repair industry. Its flagship product is their Verifacts Coaching Program, executed by a team of certified coaches that trains technicians and repair shops, helping them gain a higher level of consistent, quality repairs.

Verifacts partnered with Quasidea to architect and build their core system, a suite of tools to help manage the entire coaching process among the thousands of coaches, technicians and repair shops that Verifacts oversees. The tools include a web-based management application with real time coaching and assessment data, and an army of Windows Mobile devices used by the coaches in the field that utilize webservices to sync data throughout the coaching process.

Verifacts is now working with Quasidea to bring about a new suite of solutions on the iPhone platform, allowing coaches to better utilize more recent technologies, including the camera and GPS subsystems, to bring even more value to the technicians and the repair shops in each coaching session.


In addition to the above list of clients, Quasidea Development has also built a portfolio of products that include:

Qcodo is a development framework for PHP that is based on over eight years of development and enterprise production use at an impressive list of projects, companies and organizations, including NASA, Stanford University, Hewlett Packard, Fidelity Investments, Lockheed Martin, and many, many more.

Qcodo was open-sourced in October 2005 under the terms of the MIT License. Since then, it has seen over 250,000 downloads from users in over 85 countries.

Uloop empowers college students to buy, sell, promote, and trade with classmates. It started in January 2007 and has quickly become the largest single student-to-student classifieds site in the country.

Now with over 250,000 registered students from hundreds of college campuses across the country, Uloop raised over $1.7M in funding from a number of sources including Gannett Digital.

Originally just a proof-of-concept module, Fontology has evolved into a very simple but useful AJAX-driven design tool, allowing you to create quick and easy PNG images of stylized text strings. Options include the ability to change the font, style, size and color. And best of all, it's free.