Julasoft

Julasoft was hired by the Foreign Affairs Department of the Argentine Government to rewrite an in-house development dating back to the 1980s, which handles internal communications. The company performed a complete technical-functional analysis to establish how a new system should be written. The project was completed in six steps, each with a deliverable at the end, and met all deadlines. The team from Julasoft included seven members with roles such as Project Leader, Sr Functional Analyst, Software Architect, DBA, Software Engineer, and Infosec. The project was successful and met all the technical requirements.

In another project, Julasoft was contracted by Agencia I+D+I, the Argentinian national agency for the promotion of science, technology, and innovation, to build a platform for conducting anonymous contests. The platform, which had to be built in less than 90 days, included modules for publishing contests, questions and answers, registration, and presenting proposals. The project involved six people from Julasoft, including their president. The platform was successfully launched in November 2020 and has since undergone improvements.

For the Fundación Ciudad Inclusiva, a non-profit organization, Julasoft developed an interactive geolocation map to assist victims of gender violence. The map was developed to strengthen the institutional capacities of local actors and provide tools to improve responses to situations of gender violence and femicide prevention. The project involved a project manager and two programmers from Julasoft. The interactive and geolocated map successfully met the objectives of the project.