Xebia

Xebia was hired by a Surplus Asset Management business to develop surplus asset technology. They were recommended by an acquaintance of the client. The project involved building a sophisticated database on a nodal platform using Java. Initially, a team of 5 from Xebia worked on the project, but due to Covid, it was reduced to 1. The project was successful and the client was satisfied with Xebia's work.

A business software company hired Xebia to redevelop the core functionality of an existing system using a cloud-native approach and various AWS services. The goal was to improve scalability and performance. Xebia was chosen based on their proven track record from previous projects. The scope of work included large scale data processing, Keycloak IdP integration, and development of dashboard UI components using Java, Python, and Node. The project teams consisted of developers, business analysts, solutions architects, and project managers. Xebia successfully delivered on the project objectives, leading to increased efficiencies, savings, and growth opportunities for the client.

Schmitz Cargobull, a trailer company, engaged Xebia to develop mobile applications for their telematics services. The project involved the development of Android and iOS versions of their telematics portal, which allowed users to track and dispatch their trailers. Another project was a tire manager app that detects when a tire has been changed on a trailer. Xebia was selected based on the high quality of their work in a previous engagement with the client. The project teams consisted of developers for iOS and Android, a QA tester, a business analyst, and a project manager. The client was highly satisfied with the apps developed by Xebia, leading to an ongoing engagement.