Portland Webworks

Portland Webworks

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An experienced custom software and web application development firm
supporting government and large enterprise clients.

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Agility To Adapt

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Our Agile approach provides transparency, accountability
and regular deliveries of working software.

Agile Story
The Software Sweet Spot

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Proven, open source solutions to everyday enterprise challenges.

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User Centered Design

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Effective design is the product of more than just an active imagination.
It takes research, understanding and discipline to create something that really works.

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How do we help?

We introduce transformative improvements to organizations, their software and their services to achieve dramatic results.

User Centered

Better design. Empowered users. Our products drive enthusiastic acceptance and rapid adoption.
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Agile By Nature

A flexible and extensible process to deliver custom-fit solutions that meet your requirements, your timeline and your budget.
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Productivity Automation

Collaborating in close partnership with customers to streamline and supercharge distinctive, ideal workflows.
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Bottom Line Advantage

Meaningful results that deliver maximum value. We give customers business advantages that matter.
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Recent Clients

We develop custom web and mobile applications. Specializing in open source technologies, our team has been helping government and private enterprise since 1999.

Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development
Government

Missouri Department of Transportation
Government

Missouri Department of Conservation
Government

Employment & Training System
Government

Idaho Child Care Check
Government

Office of the Insurance Commissioner
Government

Vermont Judiciary
Government, Judicial

Washington Health Plan Finder
Government, Health

Partners for the Common Good
Non-profit, Other

Washington Public Disclosure Commission
Government

Our Partnership Pledge

We are committed to building longer-term relationships with our clients. We deliver the right help and the right advice on demand, based on a well-informed understanding of each customer’s business interests and objectives. We work in a way that cultivates and engenders trust, mutual respect, transparency, accountability, and a sense of operational partnership.

Our Value Proposition

Software Task Force

We operate like a highly cohesive task force, enhancing our year-over-year value by affording access to a consistent development team comprised of familiar professionals.

Low Overhead Pricing

Our Maine location enables us to offer more competitive pricing, in contrast to other companies from metropolitan markets.

Leading Technical Experts

We have gathered top experts from major cities and leading technology firms around the globe.

Agile Advantage

We apply the latest practices, enabling rapid delivery of working software. Our flexible methods remain extremely responsive to client priorities and interests.

Open Source Advantage

We take advantage of proven open source technologies to help customers achieve ideal, polished, highly reliable functionality at the lowest total cost of ownership.

Our Latest Blog Posts

What Civic Service Taught Me About Design

05 February 2019
Post by Melissa Coleman
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February First Tuesday News

This month we're looking at Smart Content Connectors and human centered design, both of which are disrupting and solving issues for government websites and applications. Also, a nod to our People's Choice award winners.

01 January 2019
Post by Melissa Coleman
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January First Tuesday Roundup

Due to the holiday, we're posting on the second instead of first Tuesday with an investigation into the Civic Tech movement and Code for America, plus highlights from 2018, including our most popular gov tech blog posts and the year's top projects

04 December 2018
Post by Melissa Coleman
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December First Tuesday Roundup

As we enter the holiday season, we're talking about building bridges in HHS, donating to Preble Street, our local homeless shelter, plus the third and final post in a series on user-centered design for government.

Tech Forecast for Health & Human Services

06 November 2018
Post by Melissa Coleman
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November First Tuesday Roundup

This issue includes a weather forecast for tech in HHS and how to avoid the rain, plus a series on connecting with citizens via user-centered design. We appreciate your comments and suggestions for future topics.