Miami Micro Data was formed in 1983 to assist companies with their new IBM PCs. We grew rapidly and adjusted to the needs of the community, first with hardware, then software and service. About 25 years ago we had the opportunity to sell some Primavera products and decided at that time to really become proficient in the field of Project Management. Once we committed to Primavera Systems and project management as a goal we were able to focus on growing a business that is very much needed by the business community. Oracle Corporation purchased Primavera Systems in 2009 and all of the Pirmavera Authorized Representatives are now Oracle Partners. Currently we are located in Miami, Florida, Port of Spain, Trinidad, San Juan, Puerto Rico and Panama City, Panama.

Our consulting services have expanded to include schedule creation from plans, on-site planning support, document management, mentoring and any form of assistance needed to help a company's projects stay on target and under budget.

For the last couple of years Miami Micro Data has been looking for additional solutions to help reduce your workloads and yet allow you to operate more efficiently. We now represent eTimeMachine, a company that has developed an application to collect time from the field, or the office and distribute it into your accounting system, work packages and P6. This application will move the collection process out into the field and allow people to update multiple applications with actual time via email, or even through their Blackberries. This package is cost effective, so call us for a demo.

Our newest product is a full featured estimating system from Nomitech that is both inovative and cost effective. This system has been developed in Europe and is used extensively in the oil and gas industry. The product called CostOS has been so effective that it has been setup to connect to a Means and Richardson's databases for use in the construction industry.

Oracle has a multi-billion dollar development budget so We expect to see more innovation and creative upgrades in the future along with a lot more interconnectivity between software packages.