Adappt

Adappt is a UK Govt. G-Cloud & U.N. Global Marketplace supplier that specializes in cutting-edge software solutions. The company's rapid development mobile data display and data capture platform is behind the iPhone and Android apps of notable organizations such as The World Health Organisation, PwC, Caerphilly Council, KPMG, and BBVA. Additionally, Adappt's situation room platform powers the Malaria Situation Room for the WHO. The company prides itself on its track record and qualifications, including agile certified project managers, ISO9001:2015 and ISO27001:2013 certification. As a technology partner and approved support partners and resellers of Curation Corporation Dashboard platform, it provides real-time dashboard information, counterparty risk alerts, and market insight for banks and investment houses. Adappt’s core skills range from cloud and distributed computing to user interface design and network and information security. The company also excels in mobile technologies with expertise in Swift (IOS), Java (Android), Cordova (HTML5 hybrid), React-native, and Ionic (AngularJS based mobile HTML5 Hybrid). Adappt boasts proficiency in SaaS technologies such as NodeJS, .NET, Drupal, Java, Kentico, Hybris, and GWT as well as frontend technologies including HTML5, AngularJS, D3.js, and ReactJS. Furthermore, it is well-versed in AI technologies like Tensorflow, Theano, CNTK, and Keras, data store technologies including MSSQL, MYSQL, Apache SOLR, ElasticSearch, NEO4J, and MongoDB, and realtime charting libraries such as D3.js (including geojson mapping), Highcharts, ChartJS, Chartist.js, and n3-charts. Lastly, Adappt is involved in crypto currencies, sentiment monitoring, Etheruem miners, and Solidity/ICO. Founded in 2011, Adappt operates within the AI and Cloud Infrastructure industries, although information regarding its headquarters, last investment, and investors is currently unavailable.