How mid-market companies are using Xamun Intelligence and the Software Factory to close the gap between strategy and execution.
The Philippines' first fully integrated digital health platform needed a cancer care management system. Cancer patients juggle complex medication schedules, symptom tracking, and vital sign monitoring across multiple providers. mWell needed this centralised into a single patient-facing platform that healthcare providers could also use to monitor treatment adherence.
Xamun delivered a comprehensive patient care application — medicine tracking with reminders, daily symptoms logging for clinical trend analysis, and vital signs monitoring that gives healthcare providers a holistic view of each patient's treatment journey.
"Xamun DesignStudio has been a game changer for us. It enabled us to design products from 3 weeks to just a few hours. That includes mapping the process flows, writing user stories, test cases."
Kit Sumabat, Project Manager, mWell
Three anonymised case studies with full methodology, tech stack and verified outcomes. UK strategy. Manila delivery. Outcomes measured against business metrics.
£40M-revenue UK healthtech. 8,400 claims/week automated. £420k annualised saving. UK strategy + Manila build.
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~£80M loan book. 36 hours → 11 minutes. Default rate held within FCA tolerance. The dual-geo wedge in practice.
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$60M loan book. 26h → 8m. +34% monthly originations. Cost-per-decision down 71%.
Read case study →From healthcare operations to government infrastructure — Xamun builds production systems that solve specific business problems in regulated, complex environments.
From intelligence to outcomes in four steps.
A short diagnostic finds the one operation capping growth, sizes the opportunity, and agrees the metric we'll both be measured against.
The Software Factory ships the system — typically live within weeks, instrumented to the metric from day one.
We track the metric weekly and keep tuning — and as volume grows, we look downstream so the rest of the business absorbs the new capacity.
The team remains inside the operation — in your numbers, on your agenda — as the next constraint becomes the next cycle.
Xamun's xDD (experience-Driven Development) methodology is published in the Journal of Information Technology Case and Application Research by Taylor & Francis. This isn't a marketing framework — it's a research-backed approach to specification-first software delivery.
Read the Publication →Every engagement starts with a Discovery that names the bottleneck and the metric. Book one and meet the people who'd be inside your operation.