CLOUD SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT SPECIALISTS
Cloud Software Development that transforms businesses
Applicable are experienced cloud software developers based in Auckland NZ. We specialise in writing fully custom software that transforms business efficiency and staff/client engagement.
Our cloud software development typically addresses one of two scenarios. One being existing business whose needs are not well catered for by off-the-shelf software, with the key driver typically being to deliver transformative business advantage through efficiencies and/or unique services to customers. The second scenario is where clients are wanting to create completely new online ventures, in which case the key driver is to produce a high quality new software product or online service that will open up a completely new line of business.
Automate processes to increase profit
The world is changing fast and streamlining operations, mobilising business processes, integrating data flows and other aspects of automation are all becoming essential to delivering goods and services effectively and profitably.
Deliver great customer experience
It’s increasingly the case in today’s landscape that market advantage is driven through Customer Experience (CX). Intuitive and effective systems for staff and customers are often foundational to being able to deliver leading experiences.
Kickstart new ventures
Many businesses are currently reinventing themselves, creating digital offshoots or starting completely new ventures. Whilst quality of market research and validation are huge predictors of success, quality of tech can also prove make or break.
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Example Cloud Software Projects.
We had some ambitious projects with tight budgets and tighter time frames. Applicable came through for us in their planning, design, implementation and support. Skilled and professional, John and his team are a pleasure to work with. I recommend them without hesitation.
– Dempsey Woodley
NZEI Te Riu Roa
A FEW OF OUR CLIENT TESTIMONIALS
John and the team did a great job
“John and the team did a great job with whole range of my projects. They were both very creative and highly responsive.”
– by Iain McCormick PhD – Executive Coaching Centre Ltd
John and Applicable went the extra mile to deliver the solution required.
“John and Applicable went the extra mile to deliver the solution required. The online platform is up and running and robust. Good user feedback. Changes and updates are effected quickly and on budget.”
– by John Page – Senior Advisor – Business Improvement – Sport New Zealand
We’ve partnered with Applicable to help us develop world class business process improvements throughout all our service offerings.
“We’ve partnered with Applicable to help us develop world class business process improvements throughout all our service offerings. They’ve provided valuable insights well beyond our expectations that have greatly assisted to differentiate our business from competitors.”
– by Benjamin Wilson – EAP Services
Our Process
Our software design and build processes aim to deliver the best mix of industry approaches that, in our experience, enable high quality software to be produced efficiently, and with lots of client feedback at each stage. To read more see our Software Development Agency process page.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The term ‘cloud’ is used in a number of ways, which can be confusing. In this case what we mean by ‘Cloud Software’ or ‘Cloud Application’ is software that runs on a server in an Internet connected data centre and is accessed via either a web browser or mobile apps. This distinguishes it from things like Windows software applications or mobile device apps themselves (which are downloaded onto the device and run locally on it).
This is extremely variable depending on your requirements; typically the lowest cost cloud applications are around $20,000 and they go upwards from there. Big factors include the amount of functionality in the cloud application, what integrations to other systems it does or doesn’t need and whether or not we need to build sysadmin tools for it as well.
The answer is almost always yes, it’s just a case of how easy or hard the integration is.
