Software Strategy Services

In a collaborative effort, NewRedo helped Yonder Consulting with a project to develop an end to end platform aimed at streamlining the complex process involved in achieving BREEAM certification. This platform was designed to assist Yonder engineers and clients in collecting and managing the extensive data required for BREEAM assessment surveys and reports efficiently. By providing real-time insights and analysis, the tool-set planed aimed to not only facilitate compliance with BREEAM’s rigorous sustainability standards but also to influence positive changes in building design. The goal was to reduce the often prohibitive costs associated with data collection, analysis and management in the certification process, thereby making sustainable building practices more accessible and cost-effective for developers and owners. This initiative was set to improve environmental performance, enhance the health and comfort of building occupants, and ultimately increase the market value of certified properties. Yonder Consulting aimed to set a new standard in sustainable building design and operation, contributing to the broader goals of reducing environmental impact and promoting sustainability in the construction industry.

The Wabalogic Medical Image Manager (MIM) is a highly adapted product aimed precisely at its user base within many NHS trusts in the UK and in hospitals internationally. This specialisation has made it a leading product within the sector. It has many advanced features for manipulating, managing and integrating into patient care systems, however its user interface utilised previous generation technology and was showing its age. Recognising the importance of delivering an intuitive and modern user experience, Wabalogic wished to embark on a comprehensive UI refresh initiative, to enhance usability, optimise workflows, and improve overall user satisfaction across their medical image management software. Wabalogic also placed a strong emphasis on accessibility, aiming to ensure that the refreshed UI adhered to web accessibility standards. This involved implementing inclusive design principles, addressing colour contrast, providing assistive technology compatibility, and optimising keyboard navigation.

The British Library faced a significant challenge during an overhaul and replacement of its financial systems. This process uncovered various functional gaps critical for maintaining business continuity. To address these issues, the British Library sought a delivery partner capable of collaborating closely with their internal staff to thoroughly analyse these issues. The partner was tasked with designing replacement software solutions that would not only address the identified gaps but also enhance integration with the library's internal systems. The project required careful planning, followed by the mobilisation of a skilled team dedicated to developing and delivering the custom software necessary to successfully bridge these gaps and improve overall system cohesion.