Milies

APCOA had numerous technical project needs, including Fleet management solutions, Parking administration dashboards, and Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) solutions. To bring their vision to reality, the organization was looking for a reliable and recognized software development partner capable of constructing these systems through a diverse range of cutting-edge technologies.

The focus was on establishing a collaborative and strategic partnership to guarantee the smooth integration of these solutions, in line with APCOA's overall objectives and technological ambitions.

APCOA aimed to maintain its position as a leader in parking management software solutions and improve operational efficiency by partnering with a qualified software development company.

Westwing executed a significant promotional campaign on the eve of Black Friday 2020. However, the project faced a challenge as it relied on outdated technologies that proved inadequate to handle the anticipated load in user activity.

Acknowledging the need for a resilient e-commerce solution, strategic refactoring, and optimization measures were implemented to efficiently support the user base throughout the critical Black Friday period. To achieve this, Westwing was looking for an experienced software outsourcing partner to join their distributed team as well as help them migrate from Shopify to a custom e-commerce solution.

With the increasing complexity of managing diverse city assets and a growing demand for advanced analytics, CityShob recognized the need to evolve its IoT analytics platform. The challenges were:
 

• Incorporating new functionalities to meet emerging demands;
• Optimizing the platform efficiency for seamless city-wide asset management;
• Addressing existing technical debt accrued over previous development cycles.

The platform was developed a long time ago, so they also needed new technology enhancements and platform upgrades and refactoring. This is why CityShob started looking for smart city companies having experience with IoT development, custom API integrations, as well as a list of case studies in software outsourcing industry.

Xternity faced the imperative need for establishing a proficient software development team to create their Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and ensure a successful launch.

The project posed significant complexity, involving the development of a multi-chain NFT marketplace and a vault management system (VMS). This sophisticated project leveraged technologies such as ImmutableX and Fireblocks, supporting multiple blockchain networks including Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain, and Solana.

Exponent aimed to migrate from a monolithic application to agile microservices, utilizing AWS Lambdas, and concurrently upgrade legacy code to .NET Core. Milies took charge of this ambitious project amidst tight timelines.

The reasons many companies adopt microservice architecture in their solutions are system flexibility, independent development, and cost-effectiveness. Other benefits of monolith-to-microservices migration include scalability, fault tolerance, technology diversity, enhanced data management, improved security, and efficient development.

Travelshift set out to enhance the user experience and allow customers to book train tickets too. This challenging project required custom integration with the Rail Europe API, where our expertise was essential. To boost the overall performance of their service and the user experience yet further, we developed a cutting-edge AI assistant system.

Insightsoftware faced the challenge of enhancing a large and complex legacy finance software system that had evolved over the span of two decades. Understanding the complexity of the project, they decided to engage the expertise of seasoned back-end developers and architects.

This strategic move not only aimed to navigate the intricacies of the existing software but also to efficiently expand their development capabilities in a cost-effective manner.

The goal was to scale up the project while tapping into the extensive experience that the skilled software developers from Milies could bring to the table.

Stepping into the development process after the data anonymizer was built, the Milies team inherited the responsibility for the entire development lifecycle. The primary objective was to incorporate additional features while simultaneously optimizing the data anonymization tool for improved stability and performance through strategic refactoring.

As the usage scaled, issues emerged, prompting a business-driven decision to address existing problems and integrate features essential for onboarding new businesses.