When thinking about working at a new company there are a ton of things to take into consideration, and it can be quite overwhelming. There are things like salary, benefits, how “cool” the place looks, and sometimes even perks like free food and bangin’ parties. These things tend to be the primary focus during the interview process, but are those really the most crucial aspects of a job?

Our job is to make software that helps our clients be more successful. Easy to say, difficult to accomplish. The Software Bill of Rights are the expectations we believe our customers should have during any software project.

We are experiencing great success with our friends at Pioneer Library System (PLS). We have been working together to create an extremely user friendly and functional solution for a country-wide dilemma.

Our founder, Mark Towler, sat down one day and put together the Phase 2 Rules, a set of general guidelines to follow everyday as a business and in life. We find ourselves referring to the rules on a daily basis because they apply to so many aspects of our lives.

At Phase 2, we are always on the lookout for the most talented software minded individuals. This month, we are welcoming Danielle to the team.

Phase 2 welcomed Matt to our growing family so we can continue to be on the leading edge of innovation and bring our clients the best quality business solutions available.

We are excited to continue growing our team and expanding our vision to bring innovation and software craftsmanship to some of the best businesses in the nation.

Phase 2 is comprised of smart, talented, passionate people who build awesome software with tools they love. We are happy to add Phil Curtis to the team!

The team at Phase 2 is excited to announce our founder Mark Towler is being named one of Oklahoma’s Most Admired CEOs by the Journal Record. Mark is a leader and mentor for his employees, helping them to grow their skillsets but making sure they never take work too seriously and keep life in perspective.

Integrating software solutions can be a daunting task for a large company, but the investment is necessary and the payoff is exponential if done correctly. We have outlined a few steps in the software development process that are critical to the project's success.

Phase 2, a local custom software development company, launched a new software platform called Drakewell for the oil and gas field service industry.

As we push more information into the Net, where is the line between our digital and physical reality? Technologists are in the best position to deal with the early stage ramifications of this new world, but our technology is beginning to cross into the territory of philosophers, politicians and sociologist.