Partners

"We are looking for companies that can match our pace and award-winning game innovations to create an even greater competitive advantage in this ever-expanding industry. bitHeads can provide us with that edge"
– Mike Starzynski,
CTO, CryptoLogic Inc.

Technology Partners

Blackberry Elite - RIM

bitHeads is pleased to be acknowledged by RIM as an ELITE member of their BlackBerry Alliance Program. The ELITE status recognizes bitHeads advanced proficiency in building award winning BlackBerry applications for companies such as Fandango, New York Times, EMC, Hewlett Packard, RedSky Mobile, Stream the World, a Disney Company, Cellcrypt and many others.

Borland

bitHeads is a Borland development partner.

IBM PartnerWorld for Software

bitHeads is a Premier-level member of the IBM PartnerWorld for Software.

Microsoft

bitHeads is a Universal member of the Microsoft Developer Network and is certified in numerous Microsoft technologies

Palm Developers Alliance

bitHeads has been a Palm development partner since 1996, and has been actively writing Palm applications since that time. Although we have written some stand-alone Palm applications, most of our applications tend to be an extension of a larger product - either new or existing.

bitHeads applies it’s standard iterative development process to hand-held application design with some additional emphasis on user-interface usability.

Over the years bitHeads has developed custom Palm applications for companies such as 3Com, INSITE-FM, HardDollar, Informio, and others.

bitHeads, inc. is a member of the Palm Developers Alliance.

Sun

Sun's global iForce Initiative brings together Sun and its industry partners worldwide to deliver proven solutions that help customers - ranging from start-ups to large enterprises - harness the power of the Internet and drive business advantage. The iForce Initiative addresses customer business objectives by helping to reduce risk and speed time to implementation of solutions that help lower their total cost of ownership and increase the productivity of their assets.