An existing legacy application that functioned enterprise wide was hampering a large healthcare provider’s resulting in very low customer service scores and feedback from primary care physicians.
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An existing legacy application that functioned enterprise wide was hampering a large healthcare provider’s resulting in very low customer service scores and feedback from primary care physicians.
Technology
React, Java 8, 11 with Spring Boot framework.
Scope
After discovery, a new widget was built, that could easily be deployed within multiple applications and provide a more seamless user experience.
This project used the SAFe Methodology and included 14 York consultants including 1 Lead Full Stack Engineer, 10 Software Engineers, 2 Quality Engineers and 1 Scrum Master. The software engineers team consisted of both front end and backend developers. The front end leveraged a micro-frontend using modern React with typescript and the microservices back end uses Java 8, 11 with Spring Boot framework.
The existing legacy provider platform was leveraged for back end solutioning with all rules applied on that platform. Provider Search APIs were created to connect the provider platform with the newly redesigned front-end widget, to make it more easily accessible for its multi-application utilization. Scalability was a significant consideration during development.
Due to the size of the healthcare provider, the product release lifecycle was done in stages. The newly redesigned web product was first released, and then the mobile product was scheduled to be released shortly thereafter. The web product will continue to be implemented across other web applications throughout the business to scale with organizational needs over the next several years