Challenge

RxEye needed additional resources to enhance their web-based diagnostic imaging service for healthcare providers as their project grew.

Solution

Niteco redesigned and rebuilt the front-end system, applied Agile Scrum methodology, and performed maintenance and testing to improve the platform.

Result

The updated system includes a new dictation feature for recording, transcribing, and delivering doctors' comments, and RxEye was successfully used across multiple European countries before being acquired by Sectra in 2016.

RxEye, now part of Sectra, offered web-based services for healthcare providers, offering radiologists and pathologists the chance to view radiology and pathology images remotely. 

RxEye had initially established an in-house team to design and develop their product so it could provide diagnostic imaging expertise to patients all over the world. As their project grew, they quickly realized that they needed more resources.

Niteco came onboard as the development partner for RxEye’s redesign, development, and maintenance.

During the project, Niteco rebuilt the front-end system, including redesigning the UI experience and adding new custom themes. We achieved a smooth process workflow with the client using Agile Scrum methodology. In addition, Niteco's experts performed maintenance and testing to ensure the system’s quality.

In addition to rebuilding the front-end system and a UI/UX redesign, Niteco developed new features for the app. Most noteworthy is a new dictation feature, where the system records and archives the doctor’s comments, transcribes them, and delivers them to patients and other parties involved.

RxEye was used in countries all over Europe including Sweden, France, Germany, Denmark, and the Netherlands, and was acquired by Sectra in early 2016.