Software Product Development

Many ISVs today are carefully evaluating which parts of their product are strategic enough to develop using in-house resources and which ones are more productively outsourced.

Outsourcing a module of a new release, integration with a partner software, or maintenance and enhancement of a prior release often make sense. However, not just any outsource provider will do – many specific skills and qualifications are needed to develop commercial product quality software.

Kanda Software has been used as a Software Development outsourcer by many leading software vendors over the last 14 years.

Rational Software (now IBM) and Interleaf (now Broadvision) as well as smaller companies such as TimeTrade and CoreStreet all entrusted us with mission-critical development of parts of their state-of-the-art software products.

In these 14 years we have perfected a clean, economical approach for entering and exiting your software development process at the right time, using the right resources.

Our lengthy and extensive track record has equipped us with the ability to provide quick, cost-effective solutions that blend seamlessly with your software product, whether you need rapid development of an individual module or longer-term outsourcing of maintenance and enhancements of a full-scale product.

• Kanda implemented several modules of Release 5 for ChannelWave, the leader in Partner Relationship Management Software, This was an entirely re-architected offering. The modules automate the processes of shared marketing fund allocation and joint lead generation and tracking between a vendor and multiple channels, such as distributors.

• CoreStreet is the award-winning infrastructure provider for IT and physical entitlement control and scalable PKI applications. Kanda works with CoreStreet to enable its core technology to operate with such physical security providers as door lock manufacturers, building security integrators, etc. In addition, Kanda works on a variety of add-on projects for CoreStreet such as globalization and localization.