Computerholics
Software By Design
Currently situated in the NE NSW town of Kingscliff, Computerholics was established by current CEO, Richard Bailey, in the late 1980s after spending many years in the automotive electrical/electronics business.
Originally developing software for hardware devices, Computerholics went on to develop Contract Management Applications for the textile industry and in the mid 1990s the company developed a sophisticated street address matching application named GeoCoder.
Over the years the GeoCoder software evolved into a multi platform suite of batch and interactive applications, incorporating the Australia Post AMAS accreditation system and the ability to add geographical and lifestyle attributes to street addresses.
Around 2001 this software and the associated company were sold to Baycorp Advantage (now Veda Advantage), Computerholics maintaining and developing the software until the end of 2010 when it reached the end of its development cycle. It remains as a mission critical software application for Veda Advantage.
During this time Computerholics has developed stand alone and web applications using several mainstream software development tools on various operating systems, such as Windows and UNIX, and therefore have a natural understanding of what is required to get the job done.
Having supplied consulting services for various projects over the years we also know how to take commercial ideas and concepts and turn them into reality.