ENDIGITAL

Agile delivery from first idea to live product

ENDIGITAL designs, builds and supports digital products, and delivers its engineering in agile cycles. Most of its custom product work is for start-ups creating the first version of a product. The company describes its delivery as an agile, incremental model carried out in cycles, which takes an idea from a rough sketch through to a live product used by customers. It says this approach suits minimum viable products, digital transformation projects and technology strategy work alike.

Remote team augmentation

Clients who need more engineers can add dedicated or on-demand developer teams to their own engineering department. The company says it can put a full, functioning team into operation quickly, of any size and for any business function. Its teams follow agile practice and standard tooling, so the work joins the client's existing process rather than running alongside it.

The firm says it is technology agnostic and can build teams with skills that are rare to find. A client names the expertise it wants, and the company assembles a team to match.

Dedicated and managed product teams

For longer projects the company offers managed and dedicated product teams that stay with a product over time. It describes these as ongoing engineering capacity, and says its goal is multi-layer partnerships in which it contributes to a client's success through technology strategy and by driving change.

Cloud, web and mobile engineering

The company says its engineers have strong expertise in delivering high-end solutions on cloud, web and mobile platforms. It keeps extending its skills into new programming languages and modern frameworks, so that the products it builds can engage their communities, scale with demand and be delivered quickly.

Data strategy and analytics

Its data and analytics services cover data strategy, the identification and implementation of analytics programs, business intelligence, data warehousing and visualization. The company says it also implements data governance built on the strategy. Its aim is to turn large volumes of structured and unstructured data into a real competitive advantage for a business.

How the work begins with a client

The company says it begins by working with the client to understand its business processes, objectives and constraints. The aim is a solution that matches customer expectations, the client's go-to-market objectives and agreed technology standards. It presents this as a commitment made to every client, and states that its own success depends on its clients succeeding.

Technology selection

Choosing the right technology is part of the service. The company advises on which technologies suit a particular product, weighing a broad toolkit and modern frameworks, and it presents this advice as a key advantage for any product it builds.