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A wholesale operator hired syberry to build and implement a new enterprise resource planning (ERP) system. Syberry replaced the legacy application by creating a brand new, comprehensive solution built on innovative technologies and fully supporting the customer’s business processes.
The new solution features an attractive interface, while enhanced functionality and architecture provide users with simpler order processing and easier customer relationship management. The application integrates seamlessly with third-party systems, offering connectivity with the company’s payroll, accounting, and HR systems as well as external providers

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A stunning mobile application that smartly enlists all the hottest events in the Caribbean bay. In the addition, it helps the participants to stay updated.

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simplehuman is a premier designer and manufacturer of kitchen, bath, and beauty tools based in Torrance, California.A re-imagining of what a virtual home assistant can do. Automatically purchase refills of consumable supplies, control networked appliances... convenience at your fingertips.Swenson He’s close partnership with simplehuman resulted in a beautiful, extremely intuitive user interface and highly rated user experience that is built on cutting edge server technology. Not only is the app increasing simplehuman’s brand awareness and customer loyalty, subscription sales have generated a healthy stream of recurring revenue.

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Protecting patients and ensuring HIPAA compliance with modernized cloud infrastructure. 
Children’s Hospital Colorado is a nonprofit hospital specializing in the treatment of pediatric patients with a variety of dire conditions. Their organization found that when an outside healthcare provider with no relationship to the hospital connects for a specialty care consult, the scenario becomes susceptible to a willful HIPAA violation when the required supporting software is perceived to be complicated or inconvenient to use.  
Wanting to avoid these costly HIPAA violations and maintain compliance, Children Hospital Colorado’s challenge was to develop a system that was easy and convenient for specialist healthcare providers to use. Quisitive was awarded the contract to design and build the solution, creating a cloud-based application in Microsoft Azure that could collect, store, and distribute patient data to specialists in a secure, HIPAA-compliant fashion.    
Through Quisitive’s solution, Children’s Hospital Colorado was able to augment their existing Azure cloud infrastructure and realize the value of an application designed to ensure HIPAA compliance in situations susceptible to willful violations and increase the quality of healthcare provided to patients. 

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INDUSTRY: ManufacturingThe storyA global provider of manufacturing solutions had the goal of empowering their own clients to become faster, more agile, and innovate through technology. Historically, the company manufactured mostly complex, small-batch items, but had recently purchased a plant focused on volume manufacturing. It was up to the IT team to make sure that the manufacturing execution system (MES) could accommodate the needs of many different clients, and could be updated with minimal risk to the system and business.Challenges

• Existing MES was not agile enough to handle a variety of clients, products, and processes at scale


• The original microservices design worked in local dev environments, but failed in production


• Deploying ongoing updates to parts of the MES required downtime that would disrupt the business


• Complex dependencies surfaced within both the code and the data


• Company needed viable design and project-planning guidelines for continuous improvements to the system

• Conducted a thorough review of the just-built microservices that uncovered roadblocks to optimizing the MES


• Created autonomous boundaries, introduced messaging, and coached teams on NoSQL databases


• Targeted the Packout service to create a blueprint for building independent services that integrate with the MES


• Developed a plan for getting API endpoints running, then refactoring dependencies


• Pivoted from pure coding artifacts to providing mission-critical design/architecture coaching

• New MES system enabled more order processing for both existing and new clients


• Delivered document database guidelines and a mechanism for coordinating document activities


• The Packout success served as a launchpad for breaking the MES monolith into microservices


• Changes to one service can now be deployed independently of the MES


• Introduced a flexible approach to planning, designing, and deploying microservices that will evolve with the business over time