Our experience

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A useful reference explains the problem, the team’s responsibilities and the limits of what the evidence shows. That is how we present our experience.

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Software

Start with the workflow, connect the relevant systems and agree what will be tested and delivered.

An overview of team capabilities, not a customer architecture or project diagram.

Maintaining a content platform through change

For a customer operating multiple content websites, UNIXDEV’s responsibilities span Linux infrastructure, databases, PHP and WordPress, monitoring and backups. Maintenance continues alongside improvements delivered in separate project stages.

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Customer identity and identifying project details are withheld. The case does not claim a measured uptime or financial improvement.

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Custom software

For teams that need an internal system, a customer-facing application or an integration between existing platforms. A useful starting point is one workflow, its users and the problem they face today.

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AI and LLM engineering

For teams with a specific workflow and access to the people and information needed to evaluate it. AI is useful when its output can be checked and the cost of an error is understood.

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DevOps and managed services

For organizations that need help operating Linux, cloud or container-based infrastructure, or want clearer responsibilities between development, operations and hosting providers.

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Legacy application maintenance

For organizations with an application that still matters but has limited documentation, an outgoing supplier, aging dependencies or changes that are becoming difficult to release safely.

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Cloud services

For organizations moving from on-premises infrastructure, changing cloud providers or improving a hybrid environment. Start with the applications, data-location requirements and operating responsibilities.

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Digital workplace

For organizations reviewing their email or collaboration platform, moving data between systems or bringing separate tools under a clearer access and support model.

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What to ask when reviewing a reference

  1. What was the problem?

    Check whether the workflow and constraints resemble yours.

  2. What did the team own?

    Separate direct responsibilities from work done by other parties.

  3. What can be verified?

    Ask for evidence behind an outcome, including its measurement period.

  4. What happens after launch?

    Understand support, handover and how later changes are managed.