Software Development for Transportation & Logistics Companies
Our transportation and logistics clients support everything from reuniting families and delivering lifesaving medical supplies, to transporting vast goods and materials. They provide the wheels, the wings and the wherewithal to keep America moving – we help them build the software to do it.
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.
Our client, a global logistics company, needed to introduce a cloud-based customer-facing application to allow customers to view their scheduled trailer requests and submit ad hoc requests in the event of volume spikes. Speed-to-market was essential as none of their competitors had a similar application, so they wanted to be the first to market with it.
A major US-based airline needed help testing and launching a new application that would ensure FAA requirements compliance for aircraft Extended Operations (ETOPS) flight standards. Not meeting the deadline meant the airline would have to push back the launch of their new routes, therefore leading to lost revenue. Our team partnered to conduct Unit, Business Driven Development (BDD), Test-Driven Development (TDD), integration, component and performance tests and ensuring that everything was deployed on time and at the highest quality.
A leading global car rental company recently expanded the footprint of one of their customer-facing applications to make it available outside of the United States. This expansion placed additional scrutiny on application-level security vulnerabilities. We put a team in place to remediate any vulnerabilities without compromising their overall throughput and delivery.
Within four months of engagement, a backlog of 90 vulnerabilities were remediated and newly discovered vulnerabilities were being remediated in under 20 days; down from 45 days.
Sparq provides software engineering outsourcing for a variety of transportation and logistics companies, specializing in multidisciplinary agile teams to build, deploy and support mission critical software.
Sparq helps you envision your product’s future using a collaborative, outcome-based approach. We combine strategy, design and development to bring products to market quickly and generate lasting value for your business.
Sparq helps you modernize and migrate your legacy applications making them more scalable and ready for the digital future; enhancing performance, minimizing complexities, tackling technical debt and fostering growth.
Sparq helps you unleash your data’s full potential – from collection and storage to advanced analytics and AI. We can help you leverage your data to automate processes, predict trends, enhance experiences and make informed decisions for digital growth.
Sparq takes responsibility for the ongoing improvement, monitoring and support of your products and applications, ensuring their seamless operation and performance.
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