Successes
At Dot Net, we have used our Agile development methodology to successfully deliver projects for a broad range of customers and sectors, creating high quality solutions to complex problems, often in high-pressure conditions.
We have a wealth of experience using Agile on a wide range of interesting projects – in fact many of our commissions are won on the basis of our methodology. A fast turnaround, a predetermined budget and quality software at the end of it is a very attractive proposition!
Click on the client links to see detailed case studies.
Citroën were keen to replace their legacy website with a new state-of-the-art system. The key was removing the laborious and time-consuming process for updating car data. Dot Net teamed up with Brandwidth to deliver a MOSS 2007 WCM solution integrated directly with back-end systems in record time. The result is a Microsoft global case study.
Microsoft and DSGi were keen to improve the boot-up time of new PCs. They opted to do this by removing all the pre-installed software. In order to allow users to choose which of these applications they did want Dot Net teamed up with Monochrome to design and deliver an easy-to-use and fantastic-looking WPF based application.
Business continuity planning is vital for organisations of all sizes. Until now it has been a complicated and laborious process. The Fire Protection Association wanted to make available an application free of charge which would dramatically simplify the process. Dot Net delivered a state-of-the-art WPF app which achieves just that.
Pensions are daunting and confusing for most members of the public. PensionDCision’s advanced systems can calculate simple risk and return. They wanted an engaging and simple-to-use application to help users understand what this means to them. Dot Net teamed up with Tricky Business to deliver a Silverlight application to achieve this.
Wikipedia is a vast repository of documents and information. The normal interface to this is a simple web page. Dot Net and Microsoft thought it would be great to use WPF and Azure to bring this information to life by showing how all the documents interact with each other. The result is a regular on the Azure demo-circuit.
Isbank wanted to provide a graphical, immersive experience for their users that would allow them to see details of all their accounts in one place, show them how they were spending their money and generally make banking more fun and interactive. Dot Net teamed up with Flow to produce a Silverlight application to do just this.
Money Partners was a start-up when Dot Net started working with them. They went on to originate £2bn of loans and mortgages using the systems Dot Net helped build. MoneyPort was an advanced ASP.NET Ajax IFA portal, whilst MoneyWorks was an advanced internal WinForms origination system.
The Marketing Society is the UK’s leading association for marketing professionals. They wanted a new website to allow them to communicate more effectively and use it to create a social network between members. Dot Net teamed up with Brandwidth and Microsoft to deliver a MOSS 2007 solution to achieve just this.
Clarita approached Dot Net Solutions with a vision to create a new graphical, immersive interface to allow users to visualise and interact with the warehouse module of Dynamics NAV. Dot Net delivered a Silverlight application which connected directly to their back-end system and allows users to navigate stock levels in real-time.
Currently in the middle of rebuilding and redesigning all their internal information systems, NHS Westminster wanted to create an intranet portal that would allow different users across the organisation to have access to all the disparate systems that already existed. They also wanted confirmation that the work they’d been doing was in line with best practice.
Reed Smith uses video as its core mechanism for training and internal communication. They wanted the ability to publish this video content and make finding it easy, coupled with a smooth playback.
Dot Net Solutions built a demonstration of how Capita SIMS can be enhanced with a Natural User Interface to become a virtual assistant for teachers in the classroom providing just in time information to boost their effectiveness.