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Application Development

We develop web, mobile and BI&DB applications using agile methodologies and modern technologies, for a wide range of business sectors.

Application Development: Web, Mobile, BI&DB

Development Methodologies Adopted

We adapt to the needs of each project using agile methodologies such as Agile/Scrum for flexibility and adaptability, as well as Waterfall for projects with well-defined and structured requirements.

Areas of Expertise

We have extensive experience across a variety of sectors, including Retail, Distribution and Commerce, Transport, the Financial Sector, Media and Advertising, as well as Banking. This diversity allows us to offer innovative, tailored solutions for every field of activity.

Technologies Used in Application Development

Frameworks and Programming Languages:

  • We use .NET MVC and ASP.NET to build robust, scalable web applications.
  • We have advanced skills working with Entity Framework to facilitate data access, and ASP.NET to build dynamic web services.
  • Expertise in HTML, CSS and JavaScript for front-end design, ensuring intuitive, responsive user interfaces.
  • Experience programming with C++, Visual C#, and using the Xamarin platform for cross-platform mobile app development.

Databases and Data Analysis:

  • We use SQL Server for database management, ensuring performance and data security.
  • We implement solutions on the Microsoft Azure platform, leveraging cloud services for scalability, security and application management.
  • Expertise in using Power BI for data analysis, providing clients with valuable insights and detailed reporting.

Business Intelligence (BI) and Database (DB) Applications

  • 1. Business Intelligence (BI): Business Intelligence refers to the technologies, applications and practices used to collect, integrate, analyse and present business information. The purpose of BI is to support better business decision-making. BI applications can include dashboards, reports, ad-hoc analyses and data visualisation tools.
  • 2. Database (DB): Database refers to database management systems (DBMS) used for storing, managing and manipulating data. Databases can be relational (such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle) or non-relational (such as MongoDB, Cassandra).

As such, BI&DB applications refer to software solutions that combine Business Intelligence functionality with database management capabilities, giving organisations the tools they need to analyse data and gain valuable business insights.

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