Our team has been designing and building exceptional custom database systems for over 15 years. Our core tool is FileMaker® Pro because of its power, quick development time, ability to operate on multiple platforms and relative low cost of ownership.

We use FileMaker Pro as an all-in-one tool to develop database systems for small companies (0-200) users and as a front-end tool (via ODBC and XML) to enterprise systems such as SQL server, Oracle, Sybase and the web.

We are proud members of the FileMaker Solutions Alliance, have been featured speakers at the annual worldwide FileMaker Developer's Conference, have written several industry articles about using FileMaker Pro in business and we are co-founders of the nation's leading FileMaker developer group, FMDiSC (www.fmdisc.org).

MySQL, the world's most popular open source database is the foundation of many data-driven web applications built by the Database Factory. Recognizing MySQL's ease of use and the abundant resources available for it, The Database Factory turns to MySQL in environments where FileMaker as a back-end is not as well-suited for the job.

FileMaker 9 and MySQL: If you're using MySQL or other SQL-based system, let us show you how you can use FileMaker 9 to seamlessly integrate those external systems right into your FileMaker database.

Since 1995, Filemaker® Pro has been able to publish data from your desktop straight to the web with its built-in Instant Web Publishing.

Along the way, tools such as XML and PHP have given FileMaker Pro the ability to get data to and from the web with great flexibility.

And now with the advent of hot technologies like AJAX and Flash, the doors are swinging wide open and FileMaker Pro is poised to be a big part of this emerging landscape. Our team of developers are gearing up for what is most likely the wave of the future for global data exchange.