TechXquare

TechXquare was hired by F. Rabbi, an 85-year-old distribution company for Pharmaceutical Raw Materials, to revamp their website and build a course portal for their employees and partners. The project involved the installation, setup, and tracking analysis of the website, as well as amendments to the Learning Management System (LMS) for course display. The website was built using WordPress, with additional features such as eRoom meetings, meeting scheduling, and forms. The LMS systems used were LearnPress and LearnDash. The TechXquare team, consisting of the CEO and two developers, successfully delivered on the project's objectives.

An education technology company engaged TechXquare to develop and deploy a backend system for one of their upcoming projects. The goal of the project was to create a reliable and affordable production. The backend system was developed using Node.JS and deployed on AWS Serverless. TechXquare ran a scrum-style build split into four to five sprints spread over seven to eight modules, with the key deliverable being a system deployed on the server for testing. The project was successfully completed by a team of two; an engineering project manager and a backend developer.

Swipe For Food, an online food ordering system, hired TechXquare to create and implement a backend system for one of their next projects. The goal was to create a simple manufacturing process at a low cost. TechXquare developed a food ordering app that allows suppliers to sell food products, preferred brands, kitchen needs, and essential restaurant supplies through one online store. The app also provides users with an easy way to buy products from the online store. The project was successfully completed by a team of 6-10 employees from TechXquare.