Softwire

Softwire was hired by a broadcasting company to perform a like-to-like migration of the frontend of their existing website from a Morph stack to a new stack called webCoRE. The project, which started in November 2021 and is set to conclude in May 2022, involves migrating the uploader the broadcasting company uses across platforms and reproducing the logic behind the various forums from the older site. The project team comprises a project manager, a tech lead, and five developers. The client invested around $500,000 in this project.

Softwire was contracted by a pharmaceutical consulting company to provide .NET software development services. The goal was to deliver quality software on time that reflected the organizational product requirements. Softwire's team, which included 5-10 software engineers, a project manager, a QA specialist, and a scrum master, used agile requirement processes and an iterative approach to analysis, design, coding, and testing.

Quro Medical, a digital health company, hired Softwire to develop a web app for visualizing patient data stored in their cloud database. The app was designed to allow doctors to visualize data for their assigned patients in near real-time after it arrives on the cloud. The project, which was initially offered on a pro-bono basis, involved developing a set of backend APIs using AWS technologies and a front-end built in React. The Softwire team, which included around 20 people in various roles, successfully delivered on the project's goals.