OmniTI was born on 4th September, 1997. In just over a decade, and with no outside financing, we have grown to over forty employees. Many are leading figures in web development and Internet architectures. In early 2008, after developing the world’s fastest mail transfer agent, we launched Message Systems, which has quickly become a leader in its sector.
We provide a full service, from sustainable architectures that can support hundreds of millions of users, to web application development — winning multiple Webby awards — and user interface design. All of us are dedicated to creating exceptional experiences for our clients and their audience.
We are privileged to be working with some of the most popular and innovative web sites in the world from offices in Columbia, Maryland, and Brooklyn, New York. We’d like to work with you, too! Please get in touch to discover how.
Theo Schlossnagle
Sherry Schlossnagle
Chris Shiflett
Jon Tan
Brian Vaughn6 May ’09
Do your users feel secure? Technical issues aren’t the only problem. A close look at human behavior helps apps win users with Security-Centered Design…
5 May ’09
Effective design requires expert typography. Even on the Web, nuance nails the message. Jon and other top designers look at how to get your glyph on…
4 Mar ’09
National Geographic won five awards at the third annual MPA Digital Awards on March 3rd.
24 Feb ’09
The results of our third annual chili cook-off are in, but there’s only one “Chili Cook-off Champion!”
16 Jan ’09
We’re happy to have helped National Geographic win two Webby Awards and a People’s Voice.
27 Feb ’09 at Olympia Conference Centre, London, England.
4—6 Mar ’09 at Hilton Montréal Hotel, Montréal, Québec, Canada.
19—22 May ’09 at Sheraton Gateway O’Hare Hotel, Chicago, Illinois.
Take a look under PostgreSQL's hood with Solaris's impressive tools, by Theo Schlossnagle.
A practical look at web application security essentials for PHP developers, by Chris Shiflett.
Scaling strategies and truths for web applications from the trenches, by Theo Schlossnagle.
