We create competitive advantage through software
Allied Code is your reliable, efficient resource for:
- Developing, updating and maintaining custom websites and mobile apps
- Chief Technology Officer (CTO) services
- Assembling, assessing, and leading high-performance tech teams
- Helping business leaders develop their audiences, brands, and products
Website, app, and software development
- For CTOs, we’re a backup software engineering team.
- For startups, we’re an affordable outsourced software engineering department.
- For growth companies and established companies, we’re a sensible way to obtain high-quality software without risking dollars on increased overhead.
We cover the spectrum of website, app and software development: brainstorming, research, ideation, specification, design, programming, documentation, testing, bug fixes, maintenance, and updates.
Fractional Chief Technology Officer (CTO) Leadership
Allied Code provides highly qualified, business savvy software development and operations executives to companies that rely on custom software applications. Fractional Chief Technical Officer (CTO) Leadership enables businesses to develop and operate custom software solutions without a full-time CTO.
Tech team formation, assessment, and leadership
Building a high-performance team isn’t easy in any area of your business. But if you aren’t an expert in their area, it’s impossible.
- We assess the technical, team-building, and leadership skills of each team member.
- We ensure you have the right people on your technology bus, and that everyone occupies the right seat.
- As needed, we train existing team members, and locate and assess new team members.
- Finally, we lead the team to achieve the results you need, efficiently and effectively.
Brand, Product, and Team Workshops
We offer three workshops that help you ensure you business is heading in the right direction and operating optimally. The Brand Clarity Workshop helps you define who you are by gaining clarity on your corporate or product brands. The Ideation Workshop helps you fully explore what you offer by leading you through intellectual development of new products. And the Agile Workshop helps your team function effectively and efficiently by teaching agile principles.
Why clients love us
Business Minded
Allied Code founder, Troy Anderson, is one of the rare individuals with expertise in both business and tech. As a former international golf resort development executive, he understands leadership and team dynamics. As a high-level software developer, he can clearly communicate business goals to technology teams. It’s truly the best of both worlds.
Idea Developers
Many good software and app ideas must be developed into great ideas. To help this process, we have workshops that guide you through product ideation, brand clarity, and agile methodology. It’s a myth that first-to-market products dominate. Successful companies and products tend to build and improve upon existing ideas.
Mobile First
We take a mobile-first approach to all software, apps, and website projects. We begin with a review of your digital faces to the world, then develop an action plan to ensure you look and function well on mobile.
U.S. Based
Allied Code is 100% U.S. based, with none of the security risks, communications problems, and project delays common with offshore software development.
Agile
Agile Methodology has revolutionized not just software development, but business in general. It enables teams to move quickly, stay in close collaboration, and develop products that get to market quickly and evolve to meet customer needs.
Raves
Troy is now our outsourced CTO. It’s been great to benefit from Troy’s vast knowledge of IT and software, and also his business experience.
Dan LauxWorking with Troy is easy and enjoyable. He has a passion for software, and has proved himself a master at software development.
Joe MichelsTroy is absolutely trustworthy and extremely competent. In all his dealings, he is always prompt and courteous. I recommend him.
Peter MoriartyTroy’s business experience adds real value to his work. He always thinks through and troubleshoots projects before they begin.
Mick RichClients
Ideas
How To Bring an App to Market, Part 5: What Does It Cost To Launch an App?
When I tell people I develop apps, this is the typical response: “Oh, I have an app idea.” They spend about a minute describing it, then ask, "What it will cost to create?” It may not surprise you that the answer is longer than a typical cocktail party talk. There are...
“How To Bring an App to Market” Part 4: From App Idea to App Launch in 10 Steps
Previously in this series, we’ve covered how to originate app ideas, and why and how to ideate those concepts. But how do you turn your app idea into reality? Here are 10 steps. Step 1: Write Down Your Features This exercise helps you focus on and expand your idea....
“How To Bring an App to Market” Part 3: How To Ideate An App Concept
In our last blog post, we went over why it’s important to ideate from your initial app concept. In this post, we’ll show how to ideate. 1) Find Your Why Simon Sinek’s business best-seller, “Start with Why,” speaks to a need of the human mind. We understand any topic...
“How To Bring an App to Market” Part 2: Why Ideate from Your Initial App Concept?
With more than 1.5 million apps in the app store, only 0.01% of apps are in the top 10, and only 0.1% make it into the top 100. Even for large app developers, the odds are against you. People approach me daily with app ideas they want to develop. Most have met a...
“How To Bring an App to Market” Part 1: What’s the Idea? Top 10 Ways To Generate App Ideas
10) Improve Existing Job Roles Remove steps and increase efficiency of an existing job role. App examples: Instagram simplified retouching and sharing photos Twitter replaced newswire services by enabling private citizens to announce news Can you improve function that...
Every Company Is Now a Tech Company
by Christopher Mims THE WALL STREET JOURNAL December 4, 2018 There was a time when the primary role of leaders at most companies was management. The technology required to do the work of a company could be bought or siloed in an “IT department,” treated more as a cost...
Case Study: Driver Alliance
Tech Team Switch Helps Startup Go from Stalled to Launched In app development, process matters as much a great idea. Early last year, Dan Laux, founder of Phoenix-based Driver Alliance, found himself in an uncomfortable position. He had a great concept: an app that...
Allied Code’s Troy Anderson Helps High Schoolers Compete in Hackathon
Three Paradise Valley high school students have created an app idea called World Symphony that would enable performing artists from around the world to collaborate and perform together in real time. The students – senior Susan Addison of Pinnacle H.S., and juniors...