Acolita

Acolita was hired by an IT services company in Brazil to take over a web application development project. The initial development was done by a less experienced developer with no documentation, leading to a range of problems. Acolita was chosen based on their proven experience and positive results from previous collaborations. They were tasked with correcting the code and completing the system development. The project involved a team of four from Acolita, including a PO and two senior developers. The end product was a web application for managing projects and tasks, and a road conservation web application for one of the client's customers.

Grupo Oscar, a company with 114 stores, hired Acolita to assist with migrating their ERP from Java 7 to Java 8. The goal was to improve performance and enhance the skills of their internal development team. The decision to hire Acolita was based on the successful collaboration on previous projects with the owner of the company. The scope of work involved a Java upgrade and reviewing development improvement points using best practices. The project was executed by two developers from Acolita.

Acolita was hired by Yaman, a consulting company specializing in application quality assurance and reliability, to solve issues related to application performance and reliability for their clients. The main factor that led to the selection of Acolita was their technical skills in different programming languages. The projects varied but all focused on application reliability. Acolita proposed code rewriting or other adjustments to solve the problems. Most of the time, one resource from Acolita was assigned to the projects.