THE CHALLENGE
Address Existing Technical Debt
in the web platform and refactor it with a modern JavaScript Tech Stack improving the performance and maintainability.
INITIAL STATE
OUR SOLUTION
Enhancing Amatis' IoT Platform with Scalable Infrastructure
Requirements
Simplification
Amatis required a sophisticated IoT platform overhaul to reduce infrastructure costs and manage accumulated technical debt, necessitating a partnership with MeltStudio.
Application
Building
MeltStudio re-engineered both web and mobile applications, enhancing UX/UI, and automating deployment processes to ensure scalability and performance.
Prototype
Release
The revamped apps were successfully launched, featuring robust infrastructure on Kubernetes and automated CI/CD pipelines, significantly boosting operational efficiency.
DELIVER STATE
CUSTOMER FEEDBACK
There have been multiple improvements
Following customer feedback, Amatis and MeltStudio continuously refined the applications, introducing new features and enhancing system stability and user engagement.
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Happyly
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January 7, 2021
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