Problem: The I Am A Star campaign is unifying members of the Somalia Diaspora, aid workers on the ground in Mogadishu and people across the world.
Solution: Software for Good built a very clean large font website.
Problem: Contracted by United Health Group/OptumHealth to build an online system to deliver a diabetes prevention and control program that will scale to millions of people across the country.
Solution: We introduced agile software development practices and built a web application used by hundreds of people internally, at YMCAs accross the country as well as pharmacies like Albertsons and Rite-Aid.
Problem: MBioEX’s goal is to build the eBay for biomass.
Solution: Software for Good partnered with MBioEX to brand, design and build a custom trading platform. We utilized Google maps and various distance calculations to provide detailed views of individual biomass loads.
Problem: The NDSC’s legacy conference registration tool was abandoned by a previous company. They needed someone to take it over and updated it for the 2010 national conference.
Solution: Software for Good came to the rescue and made the necessary changes and bug fixes to capture registrations and payments for the 2010 national conference. We continue to work with the NDSC on a pro–bono basis.
Problem: Minnesota Ovarian Cancer Alliance’s website was old and tired and not efficiently communicating the message of ovarian cancer awareness.
Solution: Software for Good designed, built and deployed a fresh new look on the WordPress content management system giving the organization the ability to keep ongoing events up to date. Software for Good continues to work with MOCA today.
Problem: The Master Mind Group’s goal is to create a superior eLearning platform to host video courses for the Dunwoody Residential Energy Auditor Course. The secondary requirement was to not have any extra bloat like traditional eLearning software.
Solution: Software for Good advised the client to focus on a Customer Driven Development approach, building only the pieces of functionality that will make up a Minimum Viable Product. Doing this, Software for Good built a minimal eLearning platform to host eLearning courses, videos and assessments. In addition we built a “proctored test management application” used by Dunnwoody College for administering Residential Energy Auditor Exams.
Problem: Districts all around the metro area of Minneapolis/St.Paul needed a way to organize, share, and record their instrument inventory. IITC does just that. It allows teachers and district administrators share and organize their instruments with individual students, classrooms, and schools.
Solution: Software for Good created a Ruby on Rails web application to do just that.
Problem: Tie it Teal campaign needed a website to take Ovarian Cancer awareness to the next level.
Solution: Software for Good built a very clean site.
Problem: RedStamp.com sells stationery and other card products from an ever evolving designer list and inventory base. Beyond that they needed a highly dynamic card personalization engine.
Solution: Software for Good built a custom e–Commerce engine, content management system, and personalization engine to support their operations.