
JUMP AppSolutions is a division of BMM Art & Computer — a New York software studio working with institutions since 1995. We're small on purpose, and we pick our clients.
BMM Art & Computer has been building software for institutions out of New York since 1995.
In 2001, the American Council of Learned Societies asked us for a better way to run its application and review process. We built it as a custom solution and kept refining it. Other programs wanted the same thing, the one-off grew into a product, and by 2012 — a generation in the making — it had become JUMP.
Today JUMP is the division of BMM devoted entirely to that work — web-based applications and references, reviewer management and assignment, and a dashboard that lets grant and fellowship managers control every step. Still small. Still selective. The same team answers your calls in year ten as in year one.
We stay small so we can stay attentive. We turn down work that doesn't fit.
We shape the system to your exact process and reviewers — built on two decades of refinement, and maintained by the same team for the long run.
Same team, same number, year after year. No support tiers.
The price reflects what you get: a platform shaped to your exact program and a team that stays on it for years.
Good software disappears. Your applicants and reviewers shouldn't notice the tool.
Ben holds a BS in Engineering from Cooper Union, pursued graduate study at Columbia University, and began his career at Credit Suisse — his “boot camp” years — rising to Vice President before co-founding the studio behind JUMP in 1995. Since then he has focused on serving organizations and institutions that need serious technology expertise.
David brings over 35 years in information technology, working principally in investment banking, where he designed applications deployed across global offices. At JUMP he leads CRM integration — connecting each program to the systems it already runs — along with application architecture and database design.
Robert has a decade of experience building fully customized application solutions, with a specialty in Microsoft technologies. He leads the hands-on engineering behind JUMP — translating each program’s requirements into the application portals, reviewer tools, and integrations that run its cycle. When a program needs something the platform doesn’t do yet, he’s the one who scopes it and builds it.
Camille brings decades as a corporate trainer to JUMP. She works closely with the development team — testing each release and bringing real support-and-training feedback into the product — and she’s the one who gets your staff and reviewers comfortable with the system from day one.
BMM Art & Computer has been building software for institutions since 1995. JUMP AppSolutions is the part of the studio that runs your cycle.
Visit BMM Art & Computer →JUMP AppSolutions is a division of BMM Art & Computer — a New York software studio working with institutions since 1995.
BMM Art & Computer has been building software for institutions out of New York since 1995.
In 2001, the American Council of Learned Societies asked us for a better way to run its application and review process. We built it as a custom solution and kept refining it. Other programs wanted the same thing, the one-off grew into a product, and by 2012 — a generation in the making — it had become JUMP.
Still small. Still selective. The same team answers your calls in year ten as in year one.
Ben holds a BS in Engineering from Cooper Union, pursued graduate study at Columbia University, and began his career at Credit Suisse — his “boot camp” years — rising to Vice President before co-founding the studio behind JUMP in 1995. Since then he has focused on serving organizations and institutions that need serious technology expertise.
David brings over 35 years in information technology, working principally in investment banking, where he designed applications deployed across global offices. At JUMP he leads CRM integration — connecting each program to the systems it already runs — along with application architecture and database design.
Robert has a decade of experience building fully customized application solutions, with a specialty in Microsoft technologies. He leads the hands-on engineering behind JUMP — translating each program’s requirements into the application portals, reviewer tools, and integrations that run its cycle. When a program needs something the platform doesn’t do yet, he’s the one who scopes it and builds it.
Camille brings decades as a corporate trainer to JUMP. She works closely with the development team — testing each release and bringing real support-and-training feedback into the product — and she’s the one who gets your staff and reviewers comfortable with the system from day one.