Our client, a global employment and background screening company, came to us with every software developer’s dream job: to build a functional prototype in just six weeks. The goal was to bring the idea to the company board and create a new way to serve the company and their client base. We knew the project would be a great one—what we didn’t know is that it would create not just a new product, but a new, wholly-owned subsidiary that is now up and running and processing tens of thousands of transactions in its first year.
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