E-Commerce
Third Millennium developed e-commerce stores by customizing LaGarde's StoreFront e-commerce package for NaturalEyeCare and PowerHouseDiesel .  The sites have extensive e-commerce and web site mangement features and provide online credit card processing.
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Warehouse Applications
Third Millennium developed and installed software at Thomson Legal And Regulatory,a division of Fortune 500 firm Thomson, Inc. to interface with SAP and control a group of large inventory storage units for high volume order picking and shipping.  The system is designed to control equipment from White, Remstar and Kardex.  The application uses a Microsoft SQL server database, TCP/IP and RS-232 communications and high level encryption. [Top]

Amazon Integration
Third Millennium integrated Amazon.Com with Overland.Com, a clothing retailer with 12 retail stores and an online store, allowing the retailer to maintain inventory on it's own store and on Amazon simultaneously. The system uses a Windows Application developed in C# and Amazon's Merchant Transport Utility to synchronize the inventory between Amazon and Overland. [Top]

Dynamic Document Generation
Third Millennium developed a web-based specification generator for Kone, Inc. ,a large multi-national elevator manufacturer that allows users to customize their own building specification documents on the fly based on selections that make from a web based user interface. The EcoSpace elevator site was also built for Kone in conjunction with the Kone graphics team. The software makes extensive use of XML, XPath and Microsoft .NET technologies.[Top]

Integration with eBay
The company became a certified eBay developer after integrating a number of web sites with eBay using the eBay Application Programming Interface (API) to allow web sites to maintain inventory simultaneously at their online stores and on eBay.  Integration was also done with Half.Com to allow inventory to be maintained on web sites and Half.Com.[Top]

UPS Integration
Third Millennium integrated UPSWorldShip with an e-commerce web site to speed up order fulfillment. Web site orders can be quickly shipped since there is no need to manually enter customer or package information.
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Fulfillment House Integration
This project integrated the Vision Improvement Technology's web site at http://www.seeclearlymethod.com with their fulfillment house.  The system integration was used to validate and send web order information from the web site to the remote fulfillment house and used Microsoft SQL Server 2000. 
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Clothing Retailer E-Commerce Site
Built the e-commerce and fraud control systems for the previous version of Overland.Com. The company recently replaced the software with a package costing 5 times as much.
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Stained Glass Web Site 
Built the entire Bovard Studio stained glass web site with art supplied by Bovard artists using Microsoft .NET technology and Microsoft Access database.
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Global Online Portals
Steve Shier, principal of Third Millennium Software was the lead architect, systems designer and developer of Global Online and Global Online India. Global Online provides a wide range of portal services geared toward international customers. It was a meta hub of 9 complex web sites accessible through 4,000+ domain names. The sites included electronic commerce, web content integration with a number of partners (news, weather, sports, stocks, travel, etc.), classified advertising, business directory, search engine, proprietary telephony and back office applications. Global Online India provided similar services targeted to a large and growing Indian population around the world. The sites were built on a large, clustered, load balanced server farm.
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Online Telecommunications Store
Steve Shier, was the lead architect and designer of Global Online Telecom which allowed users to purchase and provision telecommunications services online. The software included extensive fraud control measures and payment system integration with Verisign.
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80,000 Product Online Computer Store
Third Millennium Software built an 80,000 product online computer store with 1,000 product changes per week. Third Millennium built the e-commerce site using Microsoft Commerce Server, Microsoft Site Server, Microsoft SQL Server 7 and INEX Commerce Court.  The site had extensive searching and sorting functions, custom shipping calculations, online credit card processing and a single check out for 4 different stores selling PC and MAC hardware and software.
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Auction Site Search Engine
Third Millennium Software completely rebuilt and enhanced the search engine in conjunction with the lead contractor for a number of auction web sites run by Auction Universe. The facility allowed rapid, extensive searching of a large number of auctions and was used by major newspapers such as the Los Angeles Times and the Minneapolis Star-Tribune among others.
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Investment Web Sites:
The investment sites www.cta-index.com and www.hedgefund-index.com were built by Third Millennium to provide information to investors to help them identify the most consistent financial performances in a number of investment areas. The sites are database driven and display investment performance charts and information for thousands of investments.
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Cybercash Installation
Third Millennium built the electronic commerce back end for a developer of PC and Mac Software. We rescued the existing site from its host on a Houston ISP that had a complete meltdown (web server disk destroyed) and brought it to its new ISP, Data Return in Dallas. We did not design the site but rewrote its email and Cybercash credit card processing applications to work properly on Windows NT (it was not working well even before the server meltdown).
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Shipping web site with mapping and online package tracking
Packagenet.com was a large, dynamic web site with high speed database access (using Microsoft SQL Server 6.5), street maps generated on the fly, custom server to server HTTP communications, custom e-mail (at the SMTP protocol level) and dynamic adjustments for viewing the site in Internet Explorer, Netscape and AOL browsers. The site included a Microsoft Plaza co-branded web page with extensive customer tracking capabilities.

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