Calpar Global

Offshore software teams from Kochi: mobile, web, cloud and e-commerce work

The company known as Calpar Global now trades as Calpar Technologies, an ISO-certified offshore developer based in India. Its roots are in Kochi, in the Indian state of Kerala. The company says it has worked with more than fifty businesses across over fifteen countries, from start-ups to enterprises. Its founding idea, as an older version of its site put it, was to provide good IT services to people and organisations around the world, with a main focus on web technology and its applications in different industries.

How the company works

It describes a four-step process. First it studies a client's business goals, audience and technical needs to draw up a project roadmap. Designers then create interfaces to suit the client's brand. Engineers build the product in agile sprints with code reviews. Finally the team deploys it, tests it and hands over a production-ready product with documentation and ongoing support. The company lists sprint-based delivery, certified quality management, round-the-clock communication and engineers who work exclusively on one client's project as its working terms.

What it builds

• Custom software and consulting: strategic advice on digital transformation, technology roadmaps and process improvement.
• Mobile apps: iOS and Android products, native or cross-platform, using Swift, React Native and Flutter.
• Web development: websites and web applications with Next.js, React and similar frameworks, plus WordPress work.
• Cloud and DevOps: migration, infrastructure automation and continuous delivery pipelines on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.
• E-commerce: stores built on WooCommerce, Magento or a custom platform.
• Dedicated engineers and managed offshore teams: remote developers who join a client's workflow, with daily stand-ups and delivery aligned to the client's time zone.
• UI and UX design, and SEO and content strategy.

The company's earlier site also listed graphic and 2D or 3D design, email and hosting, social media marketing and digital content writing, and it said its product line covered e-commerce platforms, cloud and the Internet of Things.

Position

It argues that offshore development lets clients obtain skilled engineers at a lower cost, and its blog has covered topics such as why WordPress suits many sites, how site speed affects search ranking and trends in iOS development.