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NDepend Case Study: Increasing Development Efficiency in the Medical Laboratory Sector

November 11, 2015 2 minutes read

Developing applications for use in the health care industry is stressful because the margin of error is almost non-existent. Whether your tool is for treatment, research, or analysis, it needs to be dependable and accurate. The more complex the application is, the higher the chance for errors and delays in development. Dependable companies abide by rigorous methodologies to develop their code before deploying it to clients. In this NDepend case study, we learn why a company in this sector chose NDepend, and why it became an integral part of their development process.

Stago works in the medical lab industry, producing lab analysis tools that focus on haemostasis and coagulation. Working hard for over 60 years and valuing long term investments, they have created a name for themselves in the industry. A few years ago, they wanted to make their software development process more efficient. In addition, they wanted to easily enforce their own best practices and code quality standards across their teams. The goal was to be able to catch issues earlier in the development cycle to cut costs and time spent on quality assurance post-development.

“We selected NDepend after reviewing all the other options on the market and it quickly became the backbone of our development effort.”
– Fabien Prestavoine, Software Architect at Stago

We are very grateful for Stago for sharing their success story with us. Stories such as these is one of the main driving forces behind creating one of the most comprehensive and powerful .NET analysis tool on the market. Since implementing NDepend, Stago has:

  • Easily met all delivery deadlines
  • Cut both cost and time spent on quality assurance
  • Delivered a consistently dependable product
  • Improved communication between their developers and architects

To read more about how NDepend helped Stago streamline their development process, click here to download a PDF of the complete case study.

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