Our client, a Wisconsin-based financial services provider, was being acquired by a multinational conglomerate, due to the potential of their yet-to-be-launched, digital application. It would revolutionize the travel insurance industry, since at the time, if you wanted to purchase a travel insurance policy or file a claim, you’d have to do it over the phone, or in same cases, by mail.
Our product development team stepped in quickly and started meeting with the executive team to get a thorough understanding of the business goals and start building personas and fleshing out the buying cycle. They ended up developing an innovative, award-winning application with flexible, modern architecture and got it to market on-time, despite the tight timeline.
Modernized Applications Improve Quality of Care for Senior Citizens
Two large healthcare technology providers had recently merged into one comprehensive platform for managing payments and care programs. Their combined product portfolio needed to be updated to align with a modern .NET tech stack to eliminate technical debt. Learn how we quickly scaled up a Scrum-as-a-Service TM team to enhance and support our client’s legacy application.
Improved Growth and Scale Through Application Modernization
TeachTown needed to modernize their core applications and infrastructure so that as their business grew, the applications could scale with them. We brought the capabilities, mindset and cross-functional team to make it happen.
Regulatory Compliance Gap Quickly Closed for Large Industrial Services Provider
A leading provider of industrial services worldwide needed to fill a critical labor law compliance gap with their HR payroll processing. We created a highly usable and efficient platform to track the massive amounts of data for its 15,000+ American employees. In just 9 months, the company reached regulatory compliance.
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