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At Daxima we’ve used a number of development platforms to build amazing mobile applications, which included Xamrin, Phonegap, React and native IOS and Android
Having clients from all over the world, it’s important to let your customers know you’re open during their work hours. At Daxima, we have
Orinda, CA –Clutch, a ratings and review firm based in Washington, D.C., recently named Daxima a top software development firm in the San Francisco
Myworkdrive is a startup looking to answer a simple question: How can a company provide access to locally-stored files remotely, without VPN or having
BAL is one of the largest immigration law firms in the nation. They manage immigration services for a number of companies around the world,
Myworkdrive, an enterprise cloud file sharing service, was looking for a two-factor authentication platform implemented within their custom code that included Web, Native Windows,
As development schedules have become more compressed, companies are often looking for ways to deliver software faster while ensuring good quality control. Trial and
A large electricity firm based in Europe needed a much better way to manage internal and client documents. The company had worked on a
A large European telecommunication company needed a procurement application to manage all of its assets. They came to Daxima looking for a comprehensive solution
New Pride Corporation (NPC)is a service provider that specialize in maintaining transportation equipments. The company provides maintenance work for railroads, trucks and trailers.
CCCS is one of the largest consumer credit counseling and financial agencies in the country. The non-profit company helps the community by enabling clients
Berry Appleman & Leiden, an international immigration and mobility firm based in San Francisco, wanted a system that would accurately answer a commonly asked