Quick Code PROS - Fixing inefficient workflows
since 1994.
I turn everyday friction into practical solutions that work.
About
Gina did not set out with a grand plan to become a software developer. She wanted to...
· be President, and· compete in the Olympics, AND
· become the first female professional quarterback—all at the same time, of course.Once reality set in, Gina studied accounting—but she quickly became more interested in improving accounting processes than in carrying out
the routine tasks themselves.She wanted to understand where information originated, where it went next, and why it had to be entered more than once. Why should a report take three hours to prepare? Why should five people maintain five versions of the same spreadsheet?! Gina saw opportunities to eliminate duplication, reduce wasted effort, and make the entire process more efficient.
Gina wrote her first computer program on a typewriter.
Long before the digital age took hold, Gina Maylone was finding inventive ways to solve everyday problems with the tools available to her. Early in her career, she worked at a daycare center where invoicing parents and tracking payments were slow, manual processes.
Using an Olivetti TES 401 Word Processing Typewriter—a revolutionary machine for its time—Gina tackled the challenge directly. She used its disks to store data and its batch-printing capability to create her first
program. The system generated parent invoices, tracked payments, and matched those payments to the appropriate accounts.What began as a routine administrative task became a customized solution that streamlined the daycare center’s operations. By automating invoicing and creating an early form of accounts receivable
tracking, Gina laid the foundation for a career in software development and process improvement.It was the beginning of a journey defined by curiosity, resourcefulness, and a determination to solve problems—regardless of the tools at hand.
Fast forward...
After working in non-profit, small business, higher education, and healthcare, Gina decided to venture out on her own. With perfect timing and just a few faxes, she began developing programs for most of the foodshelves in the Twin Cities. This led to her coordinating the Operation Joy program, Toys for Tots distribution in the Twin Cities. One opportunity led to another, and she was soon creating custom programs for the Epilepsy Foundation, the Salvation Army, Big Brothers Big Sisters, UnitedHealthcare among others.
She was later contacted to develop a program for homehealthcare providers to meet Medicare requirements, which she named Outcomes Plus! It became her first commercial application and was widely adopted by homecare agencies. From there, Gina expanded into workflow optimization, helping businesses streamline operations and eliminate redundant tasks. She designs custom software solutions that connect disparate systems, automate repetitive processes, and provide clear, actionable insights for decision-makers. Her niche has truly found her.
Show me the process that needs fixing.
Tell me what’s wasting time, creating mistakes, or making people crazy. I’ll figure out a practical way to improve it. FREE.
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