CanWill Technologies Inc.

Software engineering from India, pitched as rightsourcing

CanWill Technologies is a software developer that offers delivery from India as a different route from ordinary outsourcing, using the slogan Rightsource, Not Outsource. Its current site says it has been in business for more than ten years with locations across several continents and countries. The company works on product development, e-commerce and web and mobile applications.

Reducing risk when a business scales

The firm frames its offer around business scalability risk. It says trained people with specialized skills are available at short notice, that a round-the-clock global delivery model shortens cycles, and that it can simulate millions of users before they arrive. It describes a QA framework with agile sprints that aims for no defects. For start-ups, it promotes lean thinking and minimum viable products, so ideas can be tested with the build, measure and learn approach before a full build. It also wants to combine start-up agility with the reliability of product engineering, and offers new product development and sustenance engineering.

What the engineers build

• E-commerce: custom storefronts, platform migrations, payment integrations, performance work and multi-store architectures, on Magento, Shopify, WordPress and WooCommerce.
• Content management: bespoke themes, plugins, headless CMS architectures, migrations and third-party integrations.
• Applications: iOS and Android builds, cross-platform mobile work and full-stack web applications with React and Angular front ends.
• AI enhancements: recommendations, personalized content, chatbots, search tuning and automated workflows for CMS and shop platforms.
• Big data, search and machine learning: Cassandra, HDFS and Elasticsearch for storage, Spark for analytics, and TensorFlow and MLlib for deep learning.

Examples and articles

Recent case studies cover a flooring retailer in Kansas, a cold-pressed juice brand on Shopify and a Magento store for a flooring company. The company also publishes articles on test-driven development, the risks and rewards of offshore IT outsourcing, and why start-ups fail.