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For our customer in motorsport, we are working on a performance analysis platform called equilibrium. What exactly that means doesn’t matter here - suffice it to say: data from and about race cars is managed. In this article I speak about some back end implementation details which are way more boring than this intro makes it sound.

Success springs from luck, hard work and great partners. At bmc::labs, we are very aware that our network makes us strong and that we are lucky to cooperate with such great companies as we do. In this article I highlight what qualities are important to us when it comes to business associates.

Some of the bmc::labs team has worked together for years, all of us have experience in the automotive sector. This experience combined with our varied fields of expertise is available to you, and we are as committed as we are flexible when it comes to making sure to make a project a success. In this article I give examples of what we’ve done to help you assess how we can be of use to you.

bmc::labs was born from freelance engagements and as such, we still do most of our software engineering work on customer projects. As is often the case, we are not at liberty to discuss the details of our assignments - so in this article, we’d like to give an impression of, and a small peek into, our software engineering work.

Although most of our team has worked together for several years, bmc::labs is still a young company, so our portfolio is not as rich as we’d like it to be. In this article we’d like to give a brief look into our process and how we work - and with a bit of luck, we’ll convince you to help us add new items to our successful projects list.