LiftUp

LiftUp was hired by Sammy Tippit Ministries (STM), a Christian non-profit, to create an educational platform for its Digital Bible Institute. The goal was to create a platform that could cross borders and language barriers, providing practical training with accountability. LiftUp was selected based on their systematic approach to the project and their understanding of cross-cultural issues. The team, including the CEO, a project manager, and various engineers and graphic designers, worked closely with STM to achieve their goals.

LiftUp was engaged by an IT and Recycling company based in Leeds, UK, to develop two new websites - an informational site and an ecommerce site. The vendor was selected based on positive word-of-mouth and their excellent English language skills. The project involved several stages of work, with time frames for completion consistently met. The LiftUp team developed a unique feature for the client's website, embracing the challenge to create something that hadn't been done before. The team consisted of five or six employees, with one senior point of contact.

LiftUp was employed by a software development agency to augment their IT staff due to a lack of developers. The team from LiftUp provided project management, QA, and DevOps services, using Node.js to develop web and mobile applications for tracking carrier shipments throughout the US. The partnership, which began in February 2018, continues to be ongoing, with a total investment of around $300,000. The LiftUp team consisted of developers, QA specialists, and DevOps specialists.