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InterSystems Caché is a successful and leading healthcare database management system, having achieved greater popularity in the industry than any other competitive package. Up and coming developers, recent baccalaureate and advanced degreed developers may wonder why they would consider recruitment into development of a mature product first released in 1997. However, even though it is approaching its 20th anniversary in the marketplace, during which time it has acquired over 2 million users around the world, it is still the most popular data management system in the market. Further, there is plain evidence that through the years of its use, Caché has been revised numerous times, as many applications and their database management systems have experienced, which have further improved an excellent launched product. That redevelopment work requires the ongoing dedication of developers to make seamless revision transitions that improve the product while making it backward compatible and forward-anticipating architecture to meet changing needs. On occasion, most applications and database management systems suffer glitches not observed during development testing and eventual product release. New products often have these glitches. Developers are needed to respond to these issues as they occur to design these issues out of the product to minimize ore eliminate their future occurrence. Even an excellent product will encounter new situations in industry to which prior and current revision development and launch cannot successfully respond. These are not glitches in the system only because developers may not always anticipate how industry conditions may change, rendering current revisions unable to adequately handle them. Very often, as developers receive feedback from users of prior and current revisions, ideas surface for improvement of the product, answering needs that may not hinder current successful performance, but that would improve performance over current capability. Continuous improvement is the answer to the other side of the idea that “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” If it does not need fixing because it is not broken, it still needs improvement because no one yet in any industry has managed to create, launch and sustain a perfect product. Until they do, developers are and will be in high demand. Finally, even considering the excellent history of InterSystems Caché, someday, it will reach a point of obsolescence and will demand a completely new architecture; the developer’s dream job. What better challenge is there than to start with an empty slate, review current customer needs, current issues they suffer, and anticipations of how needs and issues can be resolved along with creating new and unique features that push the envelope of data management systems technology? One of the advantages of InterSystems Caché developer jobs availability is to acquire a standardized measure of skills in the use of Caché by a certification course with concentrated education and examination with configuration, operations, backup and restoration, database structure and security applications. The future is very bright for InterSystems Cache developer jobs, regardless of a developer’s current skills and background. By taking advantage of a successful product as a springboard, only the aspiring developer can limit the potential to be reached.
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