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Better software, together.
Justin Etheredge and Al Tenhundfeld founded Simple Thread in 2010. The firm has grown steadily since then, serving innovative clients throughout Central Virginia from our bases in Richmond and Charlottesville. We focus on the core ideas of simplicity and partnership.
What makes Simple Thread different is what we value.
The Agile Manifesto, a set of principles that advocates for a collaborative and iterative effort in developing software, offers us a clear path for building products. Adopting Agile practices years ago has fundamentally changed the way we work. Agile development has complemented the experiences that have shaped our unique development process.
Over time, we have come to value:
Simplicity over flexibility.
Discovery over design.
Pragmatism over elegance.
Reliability over cutting edge.
Productivity over sophistication.
Joy over professionalism.
Delivering value over writing software.
While we value the items on the right, we value the items on the left even more.
Justin Etheredge and Al Tenhundfeld founded Simple Thread in 2010. The firm has grown steadily since then, serving innovative clients throughout Central Virginia from our bases in Richmond and Charlottesville. We focus on the core ideas of simplicity and partnership.
What makes Simple Thread different is what we value.
The Agile Manifesto, a set of principles that advocates for a collaborative and iterative effort in developing software, offers us a clear path for building products. Adopting Agile practices years ago has fundamentally changed the way we work. Agile development has complemented the experiences that have shaped our unique development process.
Over time, we have come to value:
Simplicity over flexibility.
Discovery over design.
Pragmatism over elegance.
Reliability over cutting edge.
Productivity over sophistication.
Joy over professionalism.
Delivering value over writing software.
While we value the items on the right, we value the items on the left even more.
