I-Verve INC

Software built to be extended with AI, and old software modernized to make that possible: that is how I-Verve now frames its work. The firm says it has more than 80 engineers, 15 years of experience and over 2,500 projects behind it, and it sells itself to startups, mid-sized businesses and enterprises alike.

Modernizing applications that hold a business back

The site's lead argument is that a legacy system stands between a company and any use of AI. I-Verve's answer is to migrate such applications to modern architectures, move them to the cloud, tune their performance and add API access so other systems can reach them. Once that groundwork is done, it builds AI capabilities into the existing application instead of replacing it.

From idea to launch, and keeping products current

New product development covers the road from a concept to a launched product, worked in agile iterations. For products already in the market, the firm offers feature development, API integration and expansion, and security and compliance upgrades, so that an application keeps pace with what its users and regulators expect.

Custom builds across web, mobile and commerce

Earlier descriptions of the company set out the breadth of its development work, and the same range still appears in its service lines. On the front end it names AngularJS, Vue, Knockout, React and Next.js, and it builds everything from single-page sites to interactive web applications and progressive web apps. For mobile it works on iOS and Android, using React Native, Swift, Ionic, Flutter, Xamarin and Kotlin, and it describes the work as running from interface design through back-end programming to deployment.

Its e-commerce teams work on Magento, Shopify, WooCommerce and Nopcommerce, and its content management work covers WordPress, Drupal, Kentico and DotNetNuke, with back-end languages including PHP, ASP.NET, Java, Node.js, NestJS and Python. Custom software on the site also includes ERP and CRM systems and API development.

Data and infrastructure

Data engineering at I-Verve means building data pipelines, warehousing and management, and big data integration and analytics. On the database side it lists MSSQL, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, Oracle and Firebase, and it describes data modelling, indexing, ETL processes, backup and recovery planning, query optimization and ongoing administration.

The DevOps practice works in AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. Its scope runs from continuous integration to infrastructure defined as code, automated tests and monitoring, and the firm names automation tools such as Chef, Puppet, Ansible and Docker. It also sets up virtual machines and serverless environments and assesses cloud setups for cost, performance and security.

Startups, mid-sized firms and enterprises

The site groups its clients as startups, mid-sized businesses and enterprises, and also refers to collaborators. The company says it aims to deliver on time and within budget, using defined processes to keep development cycles short.