Enterprise Software Development for Digital Transformation

We develop a wide range of enterprise software including custom business applications, workflow automation systems, document management platforms, customer/vendor/employee portals, data analytics platforms, integration middleware, legacy modernization projects, multi-tenant SaaS applications, supply chain management systems, HR & payroll systems, project management tools, and industry-specific solutions. Our expertise spans from greenfield development to modernizing existing systems. We work with businesses across all industries including finance, healthcare, manufacturing, retail, logistics, education, and professional services.

Timeline varies based on complexity and scope. Small to medium applications (basic CRUD operations, 3-5 modules, simple integrations) typically take 3-6 months. Medium complexity applications (workflow automation, multiple modules, moderate integrations) take 6-12 months. Large enterprise applications (complex business logic, extensive integrations, advanced features) take 12-24 months. Mission-critical systems with high complexity can take 24+ months. We use agile methodology with 2-week sprints, delivering working software incrementally. MVP or pilot versions can often be delivered in 3-4 months, with additional features rolled out progressively. Discovery and architecture phases take 4-8 weeks before development begins.

Enterprise software costs vary significantly based on complexity, features, integrations, and team size. Small applications (basic functionality, 1-2 developers, 3-6 months) range from $75K-$200K. Medium applications (moderate complexity, 3-5 developers, 6-12 months) range from $200K-$500K. Large applications (extensive features, 5-10 developers, 12-24 months) range from $500K-$2M+. Factors affecting cost include number of integrations, data migration complexity, custom features, security requirements, compliance needs, and ongoing maintenance. We provide detailed estimates after discovery phase. Many clients choose phased approaches to spread costs and deliver value earlier.

Security and compliance are foundational to our development process. We implement defense-in-depth security including secure coding practices (OWASP Top 10), encryption at rest and in transit (AES-256, TLS 1.3), role-based access control and least privilege, multi-factor authentication, secure API design, SQL injection prevention, XSS protection, CSRF tokens, input validation, output encoding, security headers, and regular security testing. For compliance, we implement frameworks for SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, GDPR, ISO 27001 based on your requirements. This includes audit logging, data retention policies, consent management, right to deletion, and automated compliance reporting. All code undergoes security review and penetration testing before production deployment.

Yes, system integration is a core competency. We integrate with virtually any system including ERPs (SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, NetSuite), CRMs (Salesforce, HubSpot, Microsoft Dynamics), HR systems (Workday, ADP), accounting software (QuickBooks, Xero, Sage), marketing platforms (Mailchimp, Marketo), payment gateways (Stripe, PayPal), e-commerce platforms (Shopify, Magento), legacy mainframe systems, proprietary databases, third-party APIs, and custom applications. We use modern integration patterns including REST APIs, GraphQL, SOAP, message queues (Kafka, RabbitMQ), ETL processes, webhooks, file-based integration, and direct database connections. Integration can be real-time, near real-time, or batch-based depending on requirements.

Legacy modernization requires careful planning and risk mitigation. Our approach includes comprehensive assessment (technology audit, code analysis, dependency mapping), modernization strategy (re-host, re-platform, re-architect, replace), phased migration plan (minimize business disruption), data migration strategy (ensure data integrity), parallel run capability (old and new systems simultaneously), incremental modernization (modernize one module at a time), API-first approach (decouple systems), automated testing (catch regressions early), and rollback plans (safety net for issues). Common modernization paths include mainframe to cloud, monolith to microservices, legacy database to modern stack, on-premise to cloud, and custom code to commercial platforms where appropriate. Timeline typically ranges from 9-24 months depending on complexity.

Yes, we offer comprehensive post-launch support including L1/L2/L3 technical support, production monitoring and alerting, performance optimization, bug fixes and issue resolution, security patches and updates, feature enhancements, database maintenance, backup management, disaster recovery testing, capacity planning, and quarterly business reviews. Support packages range from Basic (business hours, email support) to Enterprise (24/7, dedicated team, SLA commitments). Many clients choose managed services where we handle all technical operations, allowing their teams to focus on business. Support can be time-and-materials, monthly retainer, or dedicated team based on your needs and budget.

Scalability is designed into the architecture from day one. We implement horizontal scaling (add more servers/instances), vertical scaling (increase resources per instance), database optimization (indexing, query optimization, caching), caching strategies (Redis, Memcached, CDN), load balancing (distribute traffic across servers), asynchronous processing (message queues for heavy tasks), microservices architecture (scale services independently), auto-scaling (automatic resource adjustment), database sharding (distribute data across databases), read replicas (scale read operations), and performance monitoring (identify bottlenecks proactively). Applications are tested for performance under various load conditions. We typically target response times under 200ms for APIs and under 2 seconds for page loads.

Yes, we specialize in multi-tenant SaaS platform development. Key features we implement include tenant isolation (data segregation), database per tenant or shared database with tenant ID, tenant-specific customization (white-label, custom domains), subscription management and billing, usage metering and limits, self-service onboarding, tenant administration portals, SSO and authentication per tenant, role-based access per tenant, automated tenant provisioning, usage analytics per tenant, and tenant-specific backups. We handle complexities like cross-tenant security, performance isolation (noisy neighbor problem), data migration between tenants, tenant-specific features, and compliance per tenant. Architecture choices depend on your scaling requirements, isolation needs, and business model.

We support flexible deployment options including cloud deployment (AWS, Azure, GCP with managed services), on-premise deployment (your data centers), hybrid deployment (mix of cloud and on-premise), multi-cloud deployment (across multiple cloud providers), containerized deployment (Docker, Kubernetes), serverless deployment (Lambda, Azure Functions), and edge deployment (distributed locations). Each has tradeoffs: Cloud offers scalability and reduced operations but ongoing costs. On-premise offers control but requires infrastructure management. Hybrid balances both. We implement infrastructure as code (Terraform, CloudFormation) for reproducible deployments, CI/CD pipelines for automated deployments, blue-green deployments for zero downtime, and disaster recovery across regions/zones. Choice depends on your security requirements, compliance needs, existing infrastructure, budget, and technical capabilities.