Northwell Health has leveraged the strengths and talents of Keyhole Software since 2014 to launch various custom software initiatives focused on enhanced patient care. Because Keyhole has proven its value to Northwell throughout the years, the relationship between the two has grown to more than 10 Keyhole consultants helping the client on various initiatives, including …
A Keyhole team focused on the company’s web-based flagship product suite used by animal shelters. This task included the development of two applications.
Application 1 tracks incoming and outgoing animals located in an animal shelter. It provides features to help welfare staff to track proper care of those animals, including all medical care, treatments, and procedures that an animal requires.
The application was developed with AngularJS (v1.4) for the front-end user interface. .NET was used for back-end RESTful web services, managing database activity with Code First Entity Framework. Keyhole Consultants worked the full stack to develop enhancements and troubleshoot existing features to ensure accuracy and performance.
The goal of this assessment was to give the client an in-depth, hands-on look at strategies for separating domains; automating build, test and release pipelines; monitor and fix problems in a distributed system; delivering business value from distributed data; and key concepts/technologies that facilitate a highly maintainable, scalable system of systems.
A three-person Keyhole Consulting team worked to produce several integral services in an SOA environment. Project involves extensive work with C#, Entity Framework (Code First), Web API, SQL Server 2014, Unity (DI), and Moq.
Members of the Keyhole team were told on several occasions that members of congress rarely ask about the status of specific projects, but this one was often asked about by name at the high levels of concern. The project was a success.
Keyhole Software Consultants developed a Backbone.js application that allows end users to take assessments online instead of on paper.
The project, which started with no UI, had a minimum viable product (MVP) deployed to production in less than three months.
