Who: Aperte is an Amsterdam-based IT software development company that focuses on software for SMBs and municipalities.

What: Consultancy, custom software design and development together with support and hosting. Aperte develops a wide range of web-based software, from effective web-applications, websites and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) to reliable e-commerce solutions.

Examples: See Projects for examples of past and current Aperte projects

Expertise: Aperte specializes in Open Source & Free Software. Aperte provides flexible solutions without licensing costs or vendor lock-in.

Latest news:

May 2009: Aperte launches Pervidet, an online web survey service.

April 2009: Aperte helps Qi with the development of a Django-CMS and the new websites for SIRE and Talent45+. Aperte develops a Booking-module for GaSamen.

March 2009: Aperte successfully completes an e-mail migration to Zimbra. The SDE project has been completed. Aperte now also offers virtual Xen servers to selected clients.

February 2009: Aperte has completed the Invloed (Influence) project.

January 2009: Aperte starts the SDE project for E-Secure-IT.

December 2008: The TOA system for the Tornak Group has been translated into Polish and English.

October 2008: Aperte has released the first version of django-questionnaire.

September 2008: Aperte successfully delivers the Match Maker project, which assists the municipality of Rotterdam by assessing new youth workers.

September 2008: Aperte successfully delivers the Projectscan project for the Tornak Group.

August 2008: Aperte completes the P2Pmon pilot project.

May 2008: Aperte successfully delivers the Regisseur project for the Tornak Group.

May 2008: Aperte successfully delivers the Klasse project for the municipality of Rotterdam in cooperation with the Tornak Group.

April 2008: Aperte successfully finished the Alka-linux pilot project and presented the Linux distribution at the European DIME conference in Strasbourg, France.

April 2008: GaSamen, the new concept for Citysupport, has been launched.

March 2008: Aperte starts the Peer-to-Peer pilot project.