SOFTIQ

SOFTIQ worked with Cluiid, a SaaS provider, to build a global serverless hospitality application. They utilized AWS and MongoDB to create a custom software product, while also executing coding solutions via GitHub and optimizing various modules. The team initially consisted of 22 members but was later downsized to eight as the demands of the project reduced. The project began in March 2020 and is ongoing, with the total investment ranging between £25,000–£35,000 (approximately $33,000–$46,000 USD). The collaboration was facilitated by a colleague who had previously worked with SOFTIQ.

The company also provided managed IT services for a government agency. They were tasked with developing and maintaining an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) solution. SOFTIQ was selected through an open tender due to their competitive pricing and declared hours for development. The team of six members was responsible for maintenance, testing, ICT security, and development. Over time, the project expanded to include new functionalities related to the expansion of the unguarded paid parking zone in Warsaw.

In another project, SOFTIQ supported Imperio, an IT sourcing company and management consultancy, in a tender won from the city of Reykjavik. The project required a development team of backend and frontend developers and testers. SOFTIQ worked on three projects, including a financial aid platform for the welfare department, a school registration system, and another project within the welfare department. The team used React for the frontend and webMethods for the backend to develop a web application. The project commenced in December 2021 and is expected to continue until at least the end of 2024.