Archives: Case Studies

Our client, a pharmacy benefits management company, wanted to create a set of products that would create new revenue streams and help them gain market share. Since this was their first time launching Cloud-based commercial software products, our client needed a partner with a strong product mindset. Learn how we created two modern applications to help our client become a true market leader in this space.

As a global leader in transportation, manufacturing and freight services, our client’s railcar management and leasing services division had grown 800% over the last five years and had outpaced their current technology suite’s capabilities. They had multiple monolithic applications built in different technologies and wanted to build a connected enterprise suite. Learn how our team helped this client modernize so they could realize revenue more quickly while also reducing their investment in operating expenditures.

A large Medicare Administrative Contractor’s portal was not meeting the expectations of its customers. A recent customer satisfaction survey that had been sent to the portal’s users came back with a score of 3.6/4.6. Any score below 4 means that our client would lose funding of $400,000 annually from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. Learn how our team committed to raising our client’s user satisfaction score so they could regain federal funding.

Our client had launched a revolutionary jobsite management application that connects sites, people and equipment and helps users manage their tools and streamline equipment workflows. They needed a partner to come in and quickly help them achieve high availability and reliability so that the app could perform at its best.

Sparq needed a better, more analytical way to efficiently target the most promising American cities to establish a local presence. We took on the challenge of using a unique combination of results from both data mining and machine learning approaches applied against purchased third-party data to evaluate tens of thousands of data points across 59 mid-sized cities.