Healthcare & Medtech
Healthcare software is judged on two things: findability and how carefully data is handled.
Sectors
The sectors we have shipped production software in. Each page describes the constraints that change how the work has to be built, not a second copy of our services list.
Overview
Software is the same discipline in every sector. What changes is what the system has to survive: an audit, a regulator, a traffic peak that lands on one day of the year, or a user who never chose to be there in the first place.
Each page below sets out the constraints of one sector and what we do about them. They are not a list of industries we are willing to invoice - a sector is here because the work in it is shaped by something specific, and that shape is what the page describes.
Healthcare software is judged on two things: findability and how carefully data is handled.
Two published case studies here, including an insurance broker platform. Financial software is defined by what happens when it fails.
Retail software is rarely broken by the storefront - it breaks at checkout under load.
Our academic platform work for NSUT is published. Education platforms take nearly all their load on a few predictable days.
Our platform work for Telspiel is published. Communications products are built around delivery and volume, not around the interface.
Multi-tenant products where the second customer must not require a rewrite, and single-tenant systems that have outgrown themselves.
Content and delivery platforms sized for the traffic an audience really creates, which is rarely an average and often a spike.
Logistics software fails in predictable ways. Address data is wrong, a driver loses signal, and a handover is recorded twice.
Listing, search and enquiry platforms where the inventory changes daily and a stale listing costs more than a slow page does.
Booking and availability systems where inventory is perishable: a seat is worth nothing the moment the departure has gone.
Software that sits alongside machinery, an existing ERP and people on a shift that does not pause for a deployment window.
Firms whose product is expertise. The site has to convey judgement, and the tools behind it have to respect confidentiality.
Most of what makes a project hard is not the industry - it is the constraints inside it. Describe those and we will tell you whether we have met them before.
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