What We Strive For
Experience unparalleled service in the construction industry with SharpeSoft. With resourcefulness at the core of our operations, we offer around-the-clock support and a user-friendly experience. Emphasizing partnership, we work hand-in-hand with clients to achieve the best outcomes. At SharpeSoft, excellence isn't just a goal—it's our standard, in everything we do. Discover the SharpeSoft difference today!
Watch It Work. Stay Sharp with Sharpe.
Construction cost estimating consultants play a crucial role in ensuring the financial success of a project. Their primary responsibilities revolve around providing accurate cost assessments and budget management.
How Sandstone Site Services Found the Right Partner with SharpeSoft
When Hunter Murphy, owner and operator of Sandstone Site Services, founded his company in January of 2020, he had only 9 employees. Working hard to position his company as a trusted source for home and apartment construction in the Central Florida area, Hunter had the opportunity to expand in 2021 with the opening of Sandstone’s Jacksonville office.
Now with over 70 employees, Hunter is looking to bring Sandstone to the next stage. For that, he turned to SharpeSoft.
Built By Estimators. For Estimators.
The SharpeSoft Estimator is a construction bidding software designed to provide civil constructors with an easy-to-use platform to quickly and accurately create detailed estimates. It is a crucial tool used to help professionals take the guesswork out of civil construction projects, enabling businesses to bid more competitively and get their bids funded in record time.
With the SharpeSoft Estimator, civil constructors have the power to gain an edge over the competition by submitting precise, reliable bids regardless of the project size or complexity. It is ideal for any company looking for a cutting-edge software solution for their construction business.
Backup for Microsoft 365 Evaluation Criteria Checklist
Given the current cybersecurity threat landscape, protecting your Microsoft 365 data is a no-brainer. However, finding the right solution that fits your organization’s needs can be daunting. Where do you begin?
That’s why we’ve put together this comprehensive evaluation checklist for you to properly compare various backup solutions for Microsoft 365 and ensure that you make the right choice for your organization.
Work through this checklist to identify key product features you should be considering and see for yourself how Spanning Backup for Microsoft 365 stacks up against the competition.
The checklist covers key evaluation criteria for Microsoft 365 data protection including:
- Restore capabilities.
- Backup capabilities, management and monitoring.
- Administrative capabilities.
- Security features.
- Usability.
The Complete SaaS Backup Buyer’s Guide
SaaS solutions have become a critical part of modern business. The volume of mission-critical data stored in them is growing by the second. However, many organizations still do not back up their SaaS data. They operate with a false belief that backing up SaaS data is not necessary and that solution providers back up and protect their data.
Most cloud service providers like Google, Microsoft and Salesforce follow the shared responsibility model. As per the model, the vendor is responsible for application uptime, availability and the underlying infrastructure, while the customer is responsible for data protection.
This buyer’s guide aims to inform IT decision-makers and professionals like you about the realities of SaaS data protection, what your responsibilities are with respect to SaaS data and the key things to consider when evaluating a backup solution.
The buyer’s guide covers:
- Quick overview of the shared responsibility model.
- Common SaaS data risks.
- Best practices for protecting SaaS data.
- SaaS backup evaluation criteria.
- And more.
3-Step Guide to Protecting Data in Microsoft 365
You’ve made the move to Microsoft 365 to take advantage of the benefits of the cloud. Ensuring that your data is protected in the cloud is as critical as protecting data stored on premises. It’s important to understand the steps necessary to provide complete protection for your Microsoft 365 data. As Microsoft says, “It’s your data, you own it.”
Microsoft 365 provides comprehensive platform protection to safeguard your data against hardware and software issues and to provide disaster recovery. Unfortunately, there are other ways to lose data that are your responsibility to protect against. That’s where Spanning Backup for Microsoft 365 can help.
IT Risks: Backup and Recovery Blueprint
With the rapidly sprawling data footprints across multiple environments and increasingly dispersed hybrid workforce, enterprises now rely on their ICT infrastructure more than ever. As the critical functions that ensure business continuity rely on these ICT systems, it has become vital for businesses to keep their ICT systems up and running all the time. However, the rapidly evolving threat landscape poses a significant challenge on that front.
This eBook is designed to help organizations develop a comprehensive approach and realize ICT Readiness for Business Continuity (IRBC) so they can meet their operational goals and business objectives even in the event of an IT threat. This backup and recovery blueprint will help you effectively identify, address and recover from any disruptions to your ICT services. Read the eBook to learn more.
Manage the Multiple Database Journey
The database is the backbone of the enterprise. Data is the currency of modern business, and organizations need to ensure consistent, optimal database performance to keep their business running smoothly.
The consequences of compromised or even suboptimal database performance can be significant; including delays in responses to customer inquiries, sales processes, and transaction processing.
In this whitepaper with SolarWinds, learn why ensuring efficient and effective operations across multiple databases is critical to maintaining business continuity and performance.
SQL Server Indexing for Performance
SQL Server performance is critical for business applications to meet internal and external customer needs. Unfortunately, one of the most common SQL Server performance issues is related to missing or incorrect indexes. Microsoft® SQLServer® is relatively unique because, as a database engine, it records missing indexes it thinks will help queries.
In this whitepaper, we’ll dive into the following:
- SQL Server indexing overview
- How to improve the quality and performance of your indexes
- Index information tracked by SQL Server, including index utilization, dynamic management views, the Query Store, and the execution plan cache
- SQL Server index options, including clustered, nonclustered, Columnstore, and XML
Zero to Hero — 12 Essential Tips for the Accidental DBA
A DBA’s job can seem thankless, and DBAs can feel underappreciated because the work they do isn’t always visible. But when application performance slows, and the database is being blamed, the work they do to keep the business up and running is quite evident.
This paper is for the accidental DBA and contains 12 essential tips for working with SQL Server®. These simple, yet powerful tips are filled with lessons learned on the front lines and from years of database administration experience. Following these tips can help transform the accidental DBA into an organized DBA with clear direction for better database performance.
Whitepaper – Your Roadmap to Government IT Modernization
Today, government IT teams are expected to deliver more services with fewer resources. Consequently, many agencies have prioritized legacy modernization, interoperability and shared service models as a means towards increasing IT delivery capacity.
But those approaches are easier talked about than executed. As agencies embark on legacy modernization, it becomes imperative to open up the existing technology so that new innovations can be delivered as needed in a secure way.
In this guide, produced in partnership with Govloop, we will discuss
- A five-play roadmap to help those in government get a better sense of where to start on modernization projects.
- An overview of the Information Technology Modernization Fund (ITMF).
- Featured government success stories highlighting their modernization projects.
- The IT Modernization Lifecycle, based on the recent report by the American Council for Technology-Industry Advisory Council.
Whitepaper – Your Roadmap to Government IT Modernization
Today, government IT teams are expected to deliver more services with fewer resources. Consequently, many agencies have prioritized legacy modernization, interoperability and shared service models as a means towards increasing IT delivery capacity.
But those approaches are easier talked about than executed. As agencies embark on legacy modernization, it becomes imperative to open up the existing technology so that new innovations can be delivered as needed in a secure way.
In this guide, produced in partnership with Govloop, we will discuss
- A five-play roadmap to help those in government get a better sense of where to start on modernization projects.
- An overview of the Information Technology Modernization Fund (ITMF).
- Featured government success stories highlighting their modernization projects.
- The IT Modernization Lifecycle, based on the recent report by the American Council for Technology-Industry Advisory Council.
Developing apps in containers: 5 topics to discuss with your team
Sometimes talking to your development team can be difficult. You might be asking a lot from them with a limited budget, maintenance of existing systems, and tight deadlines. While you empower your developers to constantly learn new technologies and approaches, give them the tools that they need to be successful, the myriad of new information can be daunting. Check out these 5 questions for your app dev team to gauge how moving to containers and containerized application services and middleware can help them become more productive and efficient.
Leading educational publisher halves time to market for new applications
To succeed in an increasingly competitive market, educational publishing company Scholastic decided to adopt a more flexible microservices-based development approach to offer new products and services faster. To take advantage of a supported Kubernetes container platform, the company chose to deploy Red Hat OpenShift ContainerPlatform on Amazon Web Services (AWS). This new environment lets developers reuse microservices to more efficiently build new services, with less focus on management and provisioning. Scholastic has not only cut its time to market in half, from months to weeks, but also improved its scalability and availability in response to shifting demand.