Software development that scales with your business
Organisations face a wide range of challenges aligning software development with business requirements. When testing new ideas, it’s best to start small, create a minimal viable product (MVP), test and process feedback quickly, and pivot, if necessary.
Your goal should be to spend as much time as possible working on your new ideas, confident that your technology will be able to keep pace with change.
Once you start to gain traction, it’ll be time to double-check that your team’s development capacity will be able to keep pace too – without having to rethink your entire architecture!
In short, it’s critical that product development remain scalable as your business grows.
We can review your current software to identify if your current technology is still future-proof for your organisation and/or where there are problems in stimulating innovations, new functionalities and supporting new strategies.
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We can help you move or develop in the Cloud and apply best practices such as DevOps and Continuous Delivery.
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As the birthplace of the Axon Framework, we’re one of only a few companies with significant event sourcing (ES) and command query responsibility segregation (CQRS) experience.
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It’s critical we understand your business’s domain thoroughly, which is why our engineers use methods such as event storming and domain-driven design (DDD) to zero in on its essential concepts and identify the right models for your software.
We work in short bursts. In each burst, we produce a working version of your software. We then collect your feedback as quickly as possible and apply this to the next burst – constantly focusing on the most important issues. Working in this way means Trifork can respond rapidly and adapt accordingly.
We guarantee continuous development as your business grows, without the need for a dreaded, major rewrite. How? By adopting a structured approach to splitting your system into multiple services and by applying best practices such as Domain Driven Design and Event-Driven Architecture.
Our Approach
