LegacyUSA has designed Bakery, Bakery Point of Sale, Wholesale Bakery and Deli software at the request of leading bakers in the industry.

The people within the baking industry that approached us had learned what he had done for other markets. Besides having application specific software on the market for decades, LegacyUSA also wrote software for major universities, many industries, major airliner manufacturers, small businesses, three major Hollywood movie studios, a computer company that leads the world in innovation, and Fortune 500 companies. In some of these projects Legacy was requested to manage major projects for other national and international software development firms

The vast experience allows our team to stay fresh and have access to new ideas from other industries and our international association of professional programmers. Besides our full-time programmers, project managers and technical support personnel, we can draw from a vast pool of specific talent when needed. We value these professional associations as much as we value our associations with bakers.

We are not programmers doing part-time bakery software development. We are full-time, internationally experienced, in depth, serious programmers that respond professionally to the markets we serve.

Our development team is deep in talent and experience and ready to respond to any bakery software feature requests.

If BakeSmart Bakery / Cafe / Deli Software doesn't have a feature you need to make it better for you, let us know and our development team will add it to BakeSmart.

Besides articles in Modern Baking Magazine, Baking Buyer, eWeek, Ray Clements, the owner of LegacyUSA has been reviewed by authors of other magazines as well as authors of books on FileMaker Pro and the BakeSmart Bakery Software development platform. The late Mr. Crabb, source of many of these reviews, began reviewing computers and software for Infoworld and other magazines. Tirelessly prolific, he wrote columns for Digital Chicago, MacWorld, PC magazine, MacTech and MacToday (where his column was named ``Present at the Creation'') and many other publications.

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