Nexapp
visit site- $50,000+
- 50 - 249 employees
- Québec, Canada
Client Insights
Industry Expertise
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Client Size Distribution
Small Business (<$10M) 33%
Midmarket ($10M - $1B) 34%
Enterprise (>$1B) 33%
Common Project Size
$200K-$999K 2 projects
$50K-$199K 1 project
Clients
- MedHelper
Highlights from Recent Projects
Nexapp was hired by GPHY, a company developing a web platform for managing hybrid workspaces, to create a web application from scratch. The project, which started in November 2021 and is still ongoing, required the use of React with TypeScript, Kotlin for the backend, and AWS for the infrastructure. The web app, designed to help employees book desks in their offices, features an interactive map and an asset management feature for tracking available equipment. The project involved a team of six full-stack developers, a product owner, a scrum master, a UI/UX designer, a sales representative, and an engineering lead from Nexapp. GPHY invested approximately $373,000 USD in this project.
Elo, a company providing technology to manage mentoring programs, engaged Nexapp for the development and maintenance of their web and mobile mentoring application, technological infrastructure management, and collaboration on product roadmap development. Nexapp was chosen for their experience in developing similar products, cultural fit, and competitive rates. The collaboration is ongoing and involves a varying team from Nexapp, including a scrum master, one or two developers, and occasionally a graphic designer or UI/UX expert. The projects are organized in stages: needs assessment, evaluation of development options and costs, co-construction of detailed descriptions of elements to be developed, approval, agile development, and quality assurance tests.
A telecommunications company tasked Nexapp with custom software development and coaching to improve their work culture and development methodology. The engagement, which started in December 2021, involves Nexapp providing staff augmentation services and creating a cloud-based app with APIs and a web UI. The key technologies used include Angular.js, Node.js, and web APIs. The telecommunications company has invested over $200,000 in this ongoing project.