Temperature Monitoring System
Solution architect, Backend developer, QA Engineer
Java 11, Spring Boot, PostgreSQL
Problem
This project involved the development of a temperature monitoring system for a warehouse storing supplier confectionery products requiring specific temperature control. The existing heating/cooling system faced instability, and occasional negligence by warehouse personnel led to unsuitable temperature conditions. This resulted in product spoilage and significant fines imposed by supplier.
Solution
- High-precision temperature sensors were installed, continuously transmitting readings to a database.
- An algorithm analyzed the data and identified potential temperature fluctuations.
- Alerts were automatically sent via email and SMS to relevant personnel upon detecting critical deviations.
- Elimination of all suppliers fines for product spoilage until the heating/cooling system upgrade.
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Flexible work formats
For convenience we offer several standard models of work with our clients.
Time and material
Model works best when you don’t have a clear scope and want to be deeply involved in the development process.
Choose it if:
- you want to follow agile methodologies
- you need to be flexible due to quickly changing requirements and taste hypothesis time to time.
- you don’t have strict deadlines
All of that doesn’t mean you go in blind. Just like in the fixed-price model, you start your cooperation with planning, but only for the upcoming week or two. So instead of determining and fixing requirements for the whole project, you start fast and can further adjust the scope and priorities.
Fixed-capacity
This model focuses on ensuring the efficiency and velocity of the team. To achieve this, the supplier must ensure that different skill sets of members are assigned to a development squad to effectively deliver the project.
Choose it if:
- you want to follow agile methodologies
- you would like to have a fixed budget for a certain period, but don't have a clear idea on the defined scope of work or specifications
- you understand further support steps and define continued predictable costs
We need to work with the client to clarify the scope of work and prioritize the backlogs before the next iteration starts. As the project progresses, it allows the client to mold the project along the way to take advantage of newly released features.
Fixed-price
Model works best when you don’t have a clear scope and want to be deeply involved in the development process.
Choose it if:
- you want to follow agile methodologies
- you need to be flexible due to quickly changing requirements and taste hypothesis time to time.
- you don’t have strict deadlines
All of that doesn’t mean you go in blind. Just like in the fixed-price model, you start your cooperation with planning, but only for the upcoming week or two. So instead of determining and fixing requirements for the whole project, you start fast and can further adjust the scope and priorities.
The discount is applied annually for a period of 6 months.
We provide discount system for long-term cooperation customers. If the threshold is reached for the sum of all orders from one customer, a discount applies to all new subsequent projects.
