Berwick Heights Software provides senior-level expertise for web services, enterprise systems, web-enabled applications and relational databases. Along with the architecture, design and implementation of a variety of software systems, the company provides services in project planning, requirements analysis, software feature rollout planning and Microsoft .Net technical training. Started in 1994 by founder Stuart Jones, the company has a long track record of finding the perfect match between business needs and software solutions. Berwick Heights is based on the promise of providing its clients in-depth knowledge, a trustworthy relationship and guaranteed satisfaction. Based in Acton, Massachusetts, the company serves clients that range from small startups to large corporations and that operate in a wide array of industries. Berwick Heights Software is a member of the Independent Computer Consultants Association (ICCA) and the IEEE Consultants Network.

With over twenty-five years of software development experience, Stuart Jones offers in-depth technical expertise combined with a strong sense of meeting business objectives. As both an entrepreneur and consultant, Dr. Jones has helped countless firms across a wide array of industries achieve their business goals through sound engineering practices and creative software solutions. His software development firm, Berwick Heights Software Inc (www.berwickheights.com), just celebrated its fifteenth year of operation. A partial list of Berwick Height’s clients include well known companies such as Chase Bank, Dun&Bradstreet, IDT, SAP and Scholastic as well as a number of start up firms and mid sized companies.

Prior to founding Berwick Heights Software, Dr. Jones was a key member in building Boston Technology into the world’s leading provider of voicemail systems. Boston Technology (now Comverse) grew from a startup venture into a billion dollar telecommunication firm during the 1990s. Dr. Jones led the effort in bringing the company from a ten person engineering team generating $2 million in revenue to a fifty-plus person team generating over $40 million in revenue, all within a two year time frame.

Before his success at Boston Technology, Dr. Jones worked for Apollo Computer in their distributed systems group. He designed and co-wrote the world’s first concurrent software license server, a then novel way of protecting software licensing in a networked computer environment. He received a patent as part of the team that developed the concurrent license server and led the effort in promoting the idea to software companies and businesses.

A member of both the Association for Computer Machinery (ACM) and the Institute for Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE), Dr. Jones received his M.S. in Computer Science from SUNY-Stony Brook and his B.S in Computer Science from Florida State University. Also a recognized composer of modern chamber music, which often employs computer-generated sounds, he earned his PhD in Music Composition from Columbia University. His music is performed in concert halls and music festivals throughout the United States and Europe.