Aidnet

In Tbilisi, Georgia, Aidnet develops software from the first idea to a finished release. It describes itself as a partner for enterprises, small and mid-sized companies and technology challengers. The firm says it has more than ten software engineers with over 15 years of experience between them, and that it works for clients in four countries.

From concept to finished product

The company helps clients test a business idea before committing to it. Its product design service lets a client prototype, test and validate an idea. Custom software development covers enterprise systems and web solutions that fit into the client's existing technology, and the firm says every solution must be deeply integrated with the environment around it. It also modernizes older systems that a business has outgrown.

Testing and audits

Quality assurance means comprehensive, multi-stage testing and auditing of a client's software. The company says it aims for reliable products, with testing carried out across the stages of a project rather than only at the end.

Staff augmentation and outsourcing

Clients who need more capacity can take on outside engineers on a temporary basis to add to their own team. The firm says its specialists can work as an extension of the client's staff, and that it hires people it considers smart and dedicated, then works in an agile way to match each partner's needs and budget.

Consulting on workflows and platforms

The firm's IT consultancy addresses workflow problems, introduces new technology and consolidates a client's applications into a smaller set. It says it applies its experience to build trusting relationships with clients, and that it wants each project to rest on cooperation between client and company.