ABOUT LATITUDE 40
Mission Statement
To help businesses achieve operational excellence and long-term business agility through tailored software solutions and expert guidance.
Collaborative Software Development
Latitude 40 integrates experienced on-shore software development professionals into your organization, forming collaborative teams with or without your existing developers. Together, we identify needs, create custom software solutions, and instill best practices to drive continuous improvement and ensure agility.
Our Philosophy & Core Values
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COLLABORATE
Foster a collaborative environment where continuous learning and knowledge sharing thrive.
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KEEP IT SIMPLE
Strive to make our solutions straightforward and easy to use.
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CREATE SUPERIOR QUALITY
Deliver modern, creative, and elegant solutions that are maintainable, agile, efficient, and scalable.
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KEEP IT LOCAL
Harness the power of local talent and support our community.
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OWN OUR CLIENTS' PROBLEMS
Our products should solve problems. If they don’t, they aren’t valuable.
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HAVE INTEGRITY & TRANSPARENCY
Uphold the highest standards of honesty and openness in all our interactions and work.
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REDEFINE THE STEREOTYPE
Excel by embracing communication, confidence, teamwork, humor, compassion, integrity, and motivation.
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BE LEAN & AGILE
Embrace lean and agile methodologies to drive innovation and continuous improvement through experimentation and evolution.
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History
Latitude 40 was founded on the belief that custom software should exceed modern industry standards.
In the 1990s, Andrew Anderson and Daniel DeLeeuw began their journey consulting and developing software solutions for the horticulture industry, later expanding into other sectors.
Throughout their careers, they encountered numerous clients struggling with incomplete or abandoned projects, facing significant time and financial losses. Even large enterprises weren’t immune, with many projects labeled as “successful” merely for show, leading to further complications and unmet expectations. Another common problem was that solutions, while initially successful, became worthless when they couldn’t adapt to changing business conditions later.
Determined to change this narrative, Latitude 40 was created. Over the years, they have continuously refined their approach in creating adaptable solutions. A pivotal moment came when they discovered that the traditional plan-based model for software management was flawed and was the cause of most software project failures. They realized a better approach would solve this problem as well as transform organizations, making them more nimble and adaptable to changing markets.
In the 1990s, Andrew Anderson and Daniel DeLeeuw began their journey consulting and developing software solutions for the horticulture industry, later expanding into other sectors.
Throughout their careers, they encountered numerous clients struggling with incomplete or abandoned projects, facing significant time and financial losses. Even large enterprises weren’t immune, with many projects labeled as “successful” merely for show, leading to further complications and unmet expectations. Another common problem was that solutions, while initially successful, became worthless when they couldn’t adapt to changing business conditions later.
Determined to change this narrative, Latitude 40 was created. Over the years, they have continuously refined their approach in creating adaptable solutions. A pivotal moment came when they discovered that the traditional plan-based model for software management was flawed and was the cause of most software project failures. They realized a better approach would solve this problem as well as transform organizations, making them more nimble and adaptable to changing markets.
The Significance Of Our Name
Many of our clients are curious about the origin of our name, Latitude 40. The name is inspired by the 40th parallel north, a line of latitude that passes through numerous notable cities worldwide, including our beloved Boulder, Colorado.
