Software Logistics

Software Logistics was established by Kevin D. Wolf in 2001 as a high-end software consulting business. It has provided consulting and development services for many prominent international companies, including Microsoft, Yahoo, Intel, IBM, Qualcomm, Flickr, and American Airlines, as well as a number of highly successful Tampa Bay-based companies. In 2005, the organization's focus shifted from web applications to line-of-business mobile apps. At that time, the dominant player was Pocket PC and Windows Mobile. In early 2007, with the introduction of the iPhone and Android, Software Logistics retooled and began developing applications for those platforms. In 2008, Kevin D. Wolf was awarded the prestigious Microsoft MVP designation for his work with Windows Mobile. According to Microsoft, "Microsoft MVPs are technology experts who passionately share their knowledge with the community. They are always on the 'bleeding edge' and have an unstoppable urge to get their hands on new, exciting technologies." This recognition is given to a very small number of programmers in the world. Since the initial award in 2008, Kevin D. Wolf has continued to receive this award annually. In 2016, after a decade of building mobile apps, Software Logistics began to shift its focus to the Internet of Things (IoT). Prior to starting Software Logistics, Kevin D. Wolf had developed hardware and software for embedded systems for Weigh-Tronix, so transitioning back to controlling hardware with software was a natural fit. After designing numerous microcontroller based circuit boards, including the NiVek Quadcopter platform, Software Logistics started spending some time really understanding what is involved with an IoT solution.