
Outlook Time
Development of a time tracking system based on Outlook. Through a plugin, calendar appointments are enriched with metadata stored in Exchange. Another process takes care of generating reports by fetching data through Exchange Web Services. Everything can be administrated via an ASP.NET MVC 2.0 website.
Technologies: C# 4.0, Visual Studio Tools for Office, WCF, Windows Services, ASP.NET MVC, MS SQL Server 2008.
What they said

I’ve worked on Outlook Hour Tracking for aCom with David Cumps. And during this project he showed his skills for leading a project (Managing planning, setting up a project solution, choosing frameworks). I have learned a lot from him on how to create useful application architectures during this project lifetime. I could always count on his help and technological expertise.
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