A site was built using the CMS Sitefinity, which collects information from all of WHO's offices worldwide to consolidate and visualize the organization's annual reports

A solution was built in Drupal that enabled the collection of data from highly diverse formats, allowing it to be stored, transformed, and displayed uniformly for subsequent evaluation.

A hybrid solution was implemented using Drupal to manage content and community administration, along with a customized Rocketchat to meet the client's specific needs.

A web application was developed using React, a backend application in Java with Spring Boot, and a component to interact with scanners in Node.js.

To resolve the problem, a solution was developed that includes an app so that the doctors can publish their own available dates and an online medical card where the clients can search for doctors, check their schedule, and make appointments in an automatic and online way, prioritizing the doctors with their dates above the employees.

There were developed new routines in technologies, programming Angular, Ionic and Java.

A unique platform of CMS Drupal (Content Management System) has been implemented, from which it is administered individually for each of the 30 sites of the organization. It also allows the possibility of generating centralized content for its presentation on the selected sites.

It is a solution comprising a mobile application and a website that allows pharmacies to report medication purchase transactions and attach receipts for subsequent auditing by pharmaceutical companies.

A management app was developed with different PHP modules.

A mobile application was developed using Angular/Ionic and a backend in Node.js, and the cloud was hosted on Azure.

An existing web application was updated using Angular/Ionic for the frontend and a NodeJS backend.