intive
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- 1,000 - 9,999 employees
- Wrocław, Poland
Client Insights
Industry Expertise
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Client Size Distribution
Small Business (<$10M) 15%
Midmarket ($10M - $1B) 40%
Enterprise (>$1B) 45%
Common Project Size
$10K-$49K 1 project
$200K-$999K 1 project
Clients
- Audi
- BMW
- Pockit
- Tandem
Highlights from Recent Projects
Intive assisted a marketing software platform in the CRM field with team augmentation. The company was struggling with insufficient internal resources, so they turned to Intive to help accelerate their roadmap. Intive worked with the company's existing full-time engineering team to develop additional code for their website and product stack. They utilized technologies such as PHP, JavaScript, MongoDB, and MySQL, and also provided data analysis expertise to help in building new tools. They built a mobile app for Android and iOS, ensuring that it would synchronize with the desktop login. The team size varied throughout the years, scaling up for complex projects and scaling down between project cycles. The collaboration has been ongoing for five years.
Intive was hired by an independent consultant on behalf of a client to implement an iOS app for their company. The consultant managed the communication of requirements with Intive, working directly with their developers to manage the implementation of the product. They also worked on some Ruby on Rails elements with Intive for API integration, which included geospatial queries and integration, as well as customer-facing web development. The product was a kind of blank version of Uber, requiring both a driver app and a user app. The total development cost was around $40,000 and the project lasted for about four months.
A smart hub developer based in Silicon Valley hired Intive for prototype development. The startup company was struggling to find ideal engineers in a short time. A few months before the product launch, they started their collaboration with Intive. They provided a team in Poland working on the company's Android and iOS mobile apps. They added numerous features to the product and fixed various bugs before the launch. The development cost is confidential, but the company found Intive's price attractive compared to hiring the same number of engineers in Silicon Valley. The product was launched in October 2015, and Intive's engineering team has helped the company improve their product since the launch.