bitHeads inc., a leading software product development outsourcing company, has been selected by Vaultus Mobile Technologies to develop the user interface for a mobile application, according to a press release. The application will enable BlackBerry (News - Alert) users to access stock trading services.

 

bitHeads has offices in Burlington, MA and Ottawa, Canada. The company is a software product-building partner that has enabled 3Com (News - Alert), Adscape Media (now Google), Cryptologic, IBM, Mitel, RIM and several others expedite the time-to-market for their award-winning software products. The unique approach adopted by bitHeads offers rapid deployment product development teams a time-tested method to build new products faster. This is achieved through a partnership model based on the commitment to successful delivery. A large number of people across the world benefit from mobile applications, software and games built by bitHeads.

 

As part of the contract, bitHeads will employ its team of BlackBerry application usability experts, designers and quality assurance professionals for the user interface development. The team will work as an extension of the in-house staff at Vaultus and will develop as well as install the user interface of stock trading applications, which will be supported on the Vaultus Mobile Application Platform.

 

Headquartered at Boston, MA, Vaultus is a mobile software company offering innovative Blackberry solutions. The company’s award-winning Mobile Application Platform helps workers to gain instant mobile access to their enterprise applications. Vaultus' Mobile Application Studio allows IT departments to reduce the mobile deployment time by almost 50%, while reducing support costs to a great extent.

 

"bitHead's unique expertise in mobile application usability and product development for the BlackBerry is a great addition to our team," David Birnbach, President and CEO of Boston-based Vaultus, was quoted as saying in the report. "The secure Vaultus platform, our professional staff to integrate the back-end, and the bitHeads team to deliver an optimized user interface makes a powerful combination that accelerates and de-risks the roll-out of this critical product for our customer. We use off-shore providers for some development work; however, for this type of project, we needed a local partner like bitHeads with specialized skill and experience."

 

"We are very pleased to be selected by Vaultus for this important project," Scott Simpson, bitHeads CEO, was quoted as saying in the report. "We're very proud of our 10-year track record of building mission critical mobile applications and look forward to working closely with Vaultus and their award-winning mobile application platform."