Bespoke Development

From inception through all stages of development to final deployment, B&D can help you to deliver systems and applications to enhance the performance of your business.

A collaborative and iterative approach to a requirement, design and development cycle is preferred so that you are kept involved and informed. This enables you to refine your requirements and ensures that you get exactly the product that you need.

B&D has had experience of a diverse range of systems and applications over the years, some of which are shown in the list on the right.

When you need a business system or application developing, contact B&D using the link at the bottom of the page.

Robot maintenance scheduling, diagram creation tools, web reporting components, help desk performance, management information systems, bus and rail scheduling, soap manufacturing, purchasing systems, Marina administration, company performance dashboards, equality impact assessment, visitor control, image library, Marina administration, financial reporting, timetable production, hr systems, data publishing automation, time recording, web charting components, property sales, project monitoring, ticket sales, solictor divorce system, employee development monitoring, survey systems, room booking, educational administration, contract compliance monitoring, office administration, active directory applications, document library administration, Robot maintenance scheduling
BBC News:
Fears empty restaurant TikTok trend could last
There are fears that tax and wage rises mean restaurants and bars will be quieter than usual all year. (Jan 17 10:31pm)
US Supreme Court upholds TikTok ban law
A law passed last year requires TikTok's Chinese parent company to sell the video platform or face a ban. (Jan 17 7:57pm)
IMF warns on Trump's plans but upgrades UK outlook
Trump's policies could benefit the US, but not the rest of the world, the IMF says (Jan 17 3:57pm)
Mortgage rules could be eased to boost loans
The £100 limit on contactless cards could also be scrapped, as regulators respond to the prime minister's plea. (Jan 17 1:08pm)
Next boss warns first jobs could become harder to find
Job prospects for younger workers are likely to be hit by Budget measures, Lord Wolfson tells the BBC. (Jan 17 7:20am)
How AI can spot diseases that doctors aren't looking for
AI can take a second look at medical scans and flag up potential problems that doctors might not see. (Jan 17 12:07am)
Shock drop in shop sales adds to worries over UK economy
Sales unexpectedly fell last month, due to a poor December for food sales in supermarkets. (Jan 17 4:07pm)
Surprise mobile mid-contract price rises banned
It comes after customers complained of not being able to plan for price rises. (Jan 17 12:04am)
Mark Carney, the 'unreliable boyfriend' who ran UK's central bank
Carney is now running for the Liberal Party leadership in Canada. What does his time in London tell us? (Jan 17 1:09am)
Apple suspends error-strewn AI generated news alerts
The tech giant was facing pressure to pull the feature after it made repeated mistakes summarising headlines. (Jan 17 12:40pm)
Three reasons Trump tariffs aren't China's only problem
China's economy has hit the government's 5% growth target for 2024 in the face of multiple challenges. (Jan 17 3:10am)
Toyota unit to settle emissions scandal for $1.6bn
The truck company will also be banned from importing its diesel engines into the US for five years. (Jan 17 4:04am)
Global growth forecast to flatline as tariffs add to strains
The World Bank predicts global economic growth of 2.7% this year amid concerns living standards will struggle to improve. (Jan 16 6:00pm)
Mark Carney runs for leader of Canada's Liberal Party
The former central banker for the UK and Canada pitched himself as a someone who can help a country navigate economic challenges. (Jan 16 10:43pm)
Avanti train strikes in January cancelled to allow talks
The strike dates suspended are Sunday 19 January and Sunday 26th January. (Jan 16 4:54pm)
BP to cut 4,700 jobs to reduce costs
The job losses at the oil giant will affect more than 5% of its global workforce. (Jan 16 12:21pm)
Train firms urged to give 'yellow cards' instead of fines
A rail watchdog wants passengers who make genuine mistakes to be treated more fairly. (Jan 16 1:21pm)
UK economy disappoints despite return to growth
Official figures show the economy grew by 0.1% in November, although that was lower than had been expected. (Jan 16 10:27am)
BT scraps EV charging point scheme having only installed one
It hoped to turn 60,000 roadside green cabinets into chargers - but now says it will focus on wifi instead. (Jan 16 12:35pm)
Borrowing costs fall after inflation surprise
Investors are now betting on an interest rate cut next month from the Bank of England. (Jan 16 7:08am)
Town counts cost as ferries resume after storm
A full daily service to and from Dublin has reopened but one of the two ferry berths remain closed. (Jan 16 3:35pm)