Dumire Technologies began its first Web application project in June 2001. We’re very proud to say that our first client is still a client over eight years later.

Since then we have grown and evolved dramatically, expanding our workforce and skillsets as technology has evolved. We focus on development utilizing Microsoft’s .Net platform and are a Microsoft Partner. We have recently begun developing sites and applications on Windows 2008 server using the latest .Net 3.5 framework.

We pride ourselves in providing quality Web sites and applications using industry standard practices at reasonable prices. All of our code is tested to be standards compliant and validated on a very wide variety of browsers to ensure maximum market penetration of your site. We will not launch a site that does not pass code validation.

We also strive to ensure that the product we deliver is highly usable by your customers. Our initial development and redesign process places high focus on information architecture — organizing your information in a logical manner to ensure that your customers can find what they need when they need it.

This and many other efforts to deliver quality products at a reasonable price is what separates us from ad agencies and big consulting firms who believe you have an infinite budget. Hence our tagline — “Web Site Development Services for the rest of us.”

Eddy Dumire is the president and founder of Dumire Technologies Corporation. He began programming for the Web in 1998 while at the University of Virginia. He graduated with dual Bachelor’s degrees in Chemistry and Physics. After a short time working for various IT consulting firms, Eddy started Dumire Technologies. He currently holds certifications as a Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist in Web, Windows, and Distributed Application Development for the .Net Framework 2.0.

In his free time, Eddy is a Captain for the Dale City Volunteer Fire Department where he also sits on the Board of Directors. He is also on the board and is treasurer for the Dale City Volunteer Fire Department Foundation. He has been active in the department for 16 years and has been given the honor of life membership.