Think Research, a Canadian healthtech company, was faced with the challenge of modernizing the technological stack of its software products and developing new solutions to address complex healthcare challenges. The company's primary goal was to connect clinicians, facilities, and entire healthcare systems by providing them with software solutions and decision-making tools backed by cutting-edge technologies. The tasks at hand included extending development capabilities by setting up a dedicated development team, supporting all existing solutions while seamlessly migrating them to newer technologies, building a platform for referrals management, creating a virtual B2C platform for real-time appointment tracking, and ensuring the security and compliance of the products with healthcare regulations. The challenges also included analyzing the business logic, existing code, and product functionality for smooth migration to a newer version of Ruby on Rails framework, developing an efficient online care platform within a tight timeline, and integrating the platform with the partner’s healthcare system.

Travelport Locomote, a global travel technology company, was faced with the challenge of augmenting its in-house development capacity with cross-functional agile capable software delivery teams. The company aimed to enhance its existing travel platform to penetrate new markets and expand its engineering capabilities to speed up time-to-market. However, the company faced challenges in ensuring efficient knowledge transfer with other teams and setting up effective cooperation with various teams distributed globally across multiple time zones. Additionally, they needed to develop functionality that would ensure the success of their product in the new markets.

Facedrive, a Canadian ride-sharing platform, needed to develop a comprehensive solution from scratch. This included back end, front end, and mobile development for both iOS and Android platforms. The development team was tasked with implementing GPS positioning and route navigation, integrating with a payment platform, and creating a complex ride-sharing logic. They also needed to create an intuitive UX design. The challenges included updating the drivers' location information in real-time, estimating time and distance for each ride, synchronizing multiple servers, ensuring payment security through Stripe API integration, developing the ride-sharing logic, calculating rates for electric, hybrid, and gas vehicles, and ensuring smooth operation across multiple apps and platforms.

The client, a leading car dealership company in the UK, was facing challenges in streamlining the work of their business managers. The company represents prestigious car manufacturers and provides both new and used cars as well as after-sales services. However, the business managers had to use four different systems for the business management flow and continuously switch between them. This was causing inefficiencies and slowing down business processes. The client had recently acquired a leading car supermarket, further increasing the need for a unified system to speed up all business processes.

Virtec Attractions, a company specializing in dynamic 4D attractions and VR solutions, aimed to provide users with a new type of entertainment by combining an immersive demo experience with their Transfinity motion platform. The main challenge was to create a smooth, fully integrated VR experience with the motion platform that would not cause motion sickness or discomfort to users. Another challenge was the rapid development and change of VR devices. As soon as a more advanced headset was brought to market, the development team had to adjust the software to the new hardware. This constant need for adaptation and improvement posed a significant challenge.

The client, a battery management solution provider, wanted to expand their market reach by making their solution compatible with embedded platforms. Their solution, which monitors individual cells within lithium-ion batteries, was not optimized for use on embedded platforms with microcontrollers. The solution could either be integrated as part of the Battery Management System (BMS) or operate independently on Docker or the cloud. Customers could retrieve data from the BMS for a specific time period, save it into a file, and incorporate it into the algorithm. The algorithm would then analyze the data and determine which cells work well and which do not. However, the client needed to analyze and prepare the solution for implementation on embedded systems.

The client, a rapidly growing global company specializing in business transformation through various solutions and services, was seeking to enhance their services to better meet the needs of their key customers. The company, with over 4,500 skilled professionals and 30+ offices worldwide, provides ICT services and solutions based on a wide range of technologies, including OpenText, SAP, Microsoft, etc. The primary challenge was to integrate OpenText Extended ECM, an enterprise CMS platform that securely governs the information lifecycle by integrating with leading enterprise applications, with Microsoft Office 365. This integration was aimed at expanding the company's services and better matching the needs of its customers.

The client, a leading integrated Information and Communications Technology (ICT) infrastructure provider in Saudi Arabia, was facing challenges with their legacy systems inherited from their parent company. These outdated systems were hindering employee productivity and negatively impacting the customer experience. The client needed to improve the efficiency of these systems and enhance their user experience to streamline their employees’ operations and better serve their customers. They also needed to implement third-party integrations that were in use at the time. The client decided to implement a new unified Digital Experience Platform (DXP), a multifaceted platform for interaction, communication, and everyday work needs. However, they required assistance with defining the project scope and roadmap, designing the architecture and building the platform, as well as completing the necessary third-party integrations.

N-iX game developers were tasked with the challenge of creating a unique multiplayer shooter game that leverages virtual reality technology. The game, VR-iX, was designed to explore the capabilities of the Photon multiplayer platform and the Unity game engine in VR. The developers faced several challenges during the development process. These included the development of an artificial intelligence (AI) that would provide the player with a challenging battle against a virtual opponent, creating a lightweight game design that would ensure an entertaining interactive experience, adjusting the game design to the controllers to make the gameplay feel natural, implementing user teleportation using the weapon feature, and smoothly integrating multiplayer with the game dynamics.

Utility providers in the USA were struggling with large volumes of data and documents, slow and inflexible legacy systems, and inefficient operational processes. The main goals were to increase the processing speed of their software, automate operations, and streamline business processes using OpenText solutions for Enterprise Content Management. The clients also sought to resolve issues such as a slow billing cycle, lack of flexibility, a lot of manual work, and human errors. The challenges included improving system flexibility to simplify changes and collaboration, automating the billing cycle, shortening the document approval cycle, building a scalable solution that could generate thousands of documents quickly, and ensuring solution maintainability.

Dahrwin, a US-based company that develops mesh network solutions, was faced with the challenge of implementing their idea of a cross-platform mesh network solution. The solution was to be built from scratch to meet the needs of different industries, such as V2V communications and for establishing connections in zones with no service. The company needed a strong engineering team specializing in both hardware and firmware development. The challenges included designing and implementing the prototype of a dynamic mesh network solution using Android based mobile phones and utilizing WiFi ad-hoc capability, developing hardware for an efficient mesh network, developing the software protocol powering the dynamic work of the network, ensuring compatibility with different platforms, implementing a faster launch of embedded Linux, and taking into account obstacles, noise and other conditions to ensure the highest quality of the solution.

The client, a leading luxury store chain with a global presence, was facing challenges with their online platform. They wanted to enhance the shopping experience and boost sales by making it easier for customers to find the right products. The existing search engine on their online shopping website was not meeting the client's speed and accuracy requirements. Furthermore, the client was unable to customize the search engine to effectively match their evolving needs. The client was in need of a new, flexible solution that could improve the customer experience on their online platform.

The client, a Switzerland-based media group operating in over 15 countries, was seeking to enhance the popularity of their news platform. They wanted to identify relevant and trending topics more effectively to attract a larger audience. The challenge was to monitor and analyze competitor content to identify topics that were either partially covered or not covered at all by their own platform. The goal was to use this information to adjust their content strategy and present more relevant and engaging content to their audience.

Germany-based company, cleverbridge, provides comprehensive e-commerce and subscription management solutions for monetizing digital goods, online services, and SaaS across various industries. The company was faced with the challenge of providing one of their largest customers with more precise and visually informative data analytics reports. As an all-in-one e-commerce provider, cleverbridge is continuously looking for solutions to meet every customer need. Therefore, to satisfy the request of their largest customer, cleverbridge began improving the analytics solution and looked for assistance from a tech partner with the right expertise. The main task was to enhance the tool that provides reports on client’s subscription (i.e., revenue, number of new customers) and complement it with more visually informative data.

The client, an international company specializing in smart telematics solutions for efficient fleet operation and management, was facing a challenge in improving their fleet management processes. They were in need of a new solution that would not only streamline and optimize their operations but also help them expand their customer base. The client was specifically looking for an experienced partner who could assist in creating this solution within a short time frame. This urgency was driven by the need to achieve certification in Canada and establish new partnerships in the region.