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    Maxiom Technology extends an extensive array of software development and consulting services, focusing on the creation of exceptional web, cloud, mobile, and enterprise applications. Our unwavering commitment to quality underscores our dedication to delivering outstanding solutions in every facet of our...

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    • Web Development
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    Location
    Ashburn, Virginia
    Number of Employees
    50 - 99
    Average Hourly Rate
    $100/hr
    Minimal Budget
    $10,000 - $25,000
    Portfolios Count
    2 Projects Listed

    Maxiom Technology Services

    • Web Development
    • WordPress Website Design
    • Mobile App Development
    • Software Development
    • DevOps Consulting
    • Big Data Analytics
    • AI Development
    • UI/UX Design
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    Maxiom Technology Reviews & Testimonials

    • jack ehrhardt
      jack ehrhardt Webmaster at Engineering Union
      5.0

      Web Development Review from jack ehrhardt

      They meet our needs with a quick response. They're willing to work with us and handle issues. The quality of work is decent. Our IT director mentioned that Maxiom Technology is competitively priced compared to other vendors. The team gives a reasonable deadline at the outset of projects and usually sticks to it. We communicate via email and phone. Their response time and communication are impressive. Be honest with what you're looking for. Maxiom will be responsive and willing to investigate your needs. The team may offer solutions you might not have thought about before.

    • Andrew Meiners
      Andrew Meiners Program Manager at Truth Quotient LLC
      5.0

      Software Development Review from Andrew Meiners

      Maxiom Technology has been working with Truth Quotient LLC on program managment in quantifying the scope of work of the Maxiom Technology developer. The Maxiom Technology developer has been working with us every day over the last 8 months or so on developing a custom software tool. They have delivered the product to us and we are in sales at this point. We are continuing to refine and develop the software daily.

    • Laura Cole
      Laura Cole Manager of Civic Innovation at City of Allentown
      5.0

      Web Development Review from Laura Cole

      Maxiom Technology has been designing and building a new website from scratch. We started the project with a robust discovery phase, where the team queried us about our design and branding goals for the site. They provided us with a site map of our existing website, which we used to inform the new structure. The team also pushed us to determine what we wanted out of a content refresh, so I ran several internal discussions with our team and relayed feedback to Maxiom Technology. We had our own brand standards, but we didn't have any specific requests for the design. We just wanted Maxiom Technology to standardize each department page and develop template themes for other pages. The team worked iteratively to design templates for each page using Figma. They also designed different navigation options for mobile and desktop. We wanted to enable user acceptance testing (UAT), so they built clickable, high-fidelity prototypes. They also updated our websites backend to facilitate communication with our servers. Now, they;re rebuilding our content editor to help us update the site while adhering to our brand. Soon, they'll start developing the website using DotNetNuke (DNN), an open-source platform.

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Frequently Asked Questions About DevOps Consulting

What services do these companies typically provide?

DevOps (Development and Operations) consulting helps organizations improve software delivery and product reliability through a mix of strategy, engineering, and operational support. Common services include: 

  • DevOps assessment and strategy: Evaluating current delivery performance, infrastructure, and operating model, and developing a roadmap, governance, and target-state architecture to meet business goals. 
  • Technical and platform engineering: Selecting, configuring, and integrating the DevOps toolchain, including the cloud platform, CI/CD, container platforms, and infrastructure automation tools.  
  • CI/CD implementation and optimization: Designing and enhancing continuous integration (CI) and continuous deployment (CD) pipelines to increase delivery speed and reduce deployment risk. 
  • Infrastructure as Code (IaC): Managing infrastructure via version-controlled code for consistent, repeatable, and scalable deployments. 
  • Managed DevOps and SRE support: Providing ongoing monitoring and observability, incident response support, and reliability improvements after go-live. 

How much do DevOps services cost in the USA?

They typically charge depending on service scope, architecture and infrastructure complexity, number of environments, level of customization, and compliance requirements. 

Skill level is another key cost factor, with consultants in the U.S. typically falling into the following rate bands: 

  • Junior DevOps consultants bill around $120-$150 per hour. They typically have 1-3 years of experience and a foundational knowledge of DevOps tools and methodologies. 
  • Intermediate-level consultants cost around $150-$250 per hour. These DevOps consultants have 3-7 years of experience working with various software and strategies and have a few projects in their portfolio. 
  • Senior consultants have an hourly rate of $250 to over $350. With over 7 years of experience, these consultants have a solid reputation in the industry and have worked with large and complex business environments. They can also offer specialized expertise for a specific sector or tech stack. 

How long do DevOps solutions typically take?

DevOps solutions can take anywhere between 4 weeks and over 18 months. Timelines depend on business size, infrastructure maturity, security and regulatory requirements, and the scope of deliverables.  

Below is an approximate timeline based on project complexity: 

  • DevOps pilots (4-6 weeks): Focuses on one application or product team and delivers a minimum viable product (MVP), including a CI/CD pipeline, repeatable environments using IaCs, and basic alerts and monitoring. 
  • Mid-sized rollouts (3-6 months): These projects expand to multiple environments (development, stage, and production) and services, including cloud security foundations. It may also include containers/Kubernetes.  
  • Enterprise transformation (6-18+ months): These projects implement standardization across teams and systems, including toolchain customization, advanced automation, production-grade observability, and site reliability engineering (SRE) practices. It may also have ongoing optimization services. 

What processes do these consulting companies follow?

They follow a custom implementation plan based on a business’s specific needs and goals. It typically involves the following steps: 

  1. Assessment and strategy: Auditing infrastructure, operating workflows, and delivery practices, then creating a prioritized roadmap and implementation plan. 
  2. Toolchain selection and integration: Choosing and integrating tools for cloud, CI/CD, monitoring/observability, security, and IaC that align with the target architecture. 
  3. IaC adoption and environment automation: Treating infrastructure like software by defining environments in version-controlled code to automate provisioning and reduce configuration drift. 
  4. CI/CD pipeline implementation: Setting up or refining CI/CD pipelines, including release strategies (e.g., canary release or blue-green deployments) and automated build/test/deploy gates. 
  5. Containerization and orchestration: Standardizing application packaging and deployments to reduce environment inconsistency. 
  6. Security and compliance implementation: Applying security practices across the CI/CD pipeline and toolchains and producing compliance documentation when required.
  7. Observability and reliability practices: Implementing monitoring, logging, tracing, alerting, and incident-response workflows to enhance system reliability and recovery. 
  8. Knowledge transfer and team enablement: Training users on the DevOps tools, processes, and culture to sustain adoption. 
  9. Continuous optimization: Conducting ongoing audits and enhancements to improve system speed, security, reliability, and resilience. 

Which industries typically use these services?

While there’s no data on industries that primarily work with DevOps solutions, GitLab’s DevSecOps survey provides some insight. These are the top sectors where DevSecOps professionals work: 

  • Software/SaaS/Computer Hardware: 21.6%  
  • Finance: 10% 
  • Telecommunications: 9.7% 
  • Automotive: 9.5% 
  • Government: 7.9% 
  • Aerospace & defense: 5% 
  • Manufacturing: 4.6% 
  • Retail: 4.6% 
  • Insurance: 4.5% 
  • Healthcare: 4.3% 

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