Industries We Serve

The industries below are the ones PS3G knows best, serving everyone from a solo practice or a founder’s first product to a division inside a large corporation. The engineering is the same in each; what differs is the regulation, the integrations and the data. Each industry page explains those differences and what we have already built there.

Same engineering, different domain rules

A web application for a bank and one for a clinic use the same frameworks, the same cloud and the same testing. The clinic’s version has to handle protected health information under HIPAA; the bank’s has to satisfy auditors and data-retention rules; a defense supplier’s has to fit CMMC. We treat those rules as requirements, written into the design, rather than as a review at the end. The pages below are organized by that difference.

• Healthcare and life sciences: HIPAA, HL7 and FHIR, EHR and telehealth.
• Financial services and insurance: portals, reporting and audit-ready integrations.
• Manufacturing and hi-tech: ERP data, IoT and plant analytics.
• Public sector and defense: accessibility, records and CMMC readiness.
• Education and edtech: learning apps, portals and student data.
• Retail and e-commerce: storefronts, orders and customer data.
• Professional services and SMBs: client portals and document workflows.
• Startups: a first version built to be extended.

Healthcare and life sciences

Providers, payers, pharma and biotech, medical-device companies, CROs and health-tech founders. Our healthcare software development work covers patient and provider apps, portals, telehealth, HL7 v2 and FHIR integrations and HIPAA-ready cloud architecture. The difference from most vendors: we run our HIPAA-compliant EHR and telehealth platform, DocVilla, ourselves, so the compliance and integration advice comes from operating one.

Financial services and insurance

Banking, insurance and capital markets. Customer portals, reporting and data warehouses, integrations with core systems, and fintech app development services for firms that need a mobile front end on regulated back-office processes. Audit trails, access control and data retention are designed in from the first sprint. Financial services and insurance.

Manufacturing and hi-tech

Aerospace and defense, semiconductors, servers and storage, chemical and process, automotive and consumer electronics. We build manufacturing software that connects ERP data from SAP, Oracle and Dynamics to plant, quality and supply-chain systems, add IoT sensing where it pays, and turn the result into analytics people trust. Manufacturing and hi-tech.

Public sector and defense

Energy and utilities, oil and gas, defense aviation, engineering, travel and logistics, and the agencies and contractors around them. Accessibility, records management, procurement rules and CMMC-aware engineering shape every build. Public sector and defense.

Education and edtech

Schools, publishers, training companies and edtech founders. As an edtech app development company we have shipped our own product, EasyLearning4Kids, to both app stores, and we build learning apps, portals and content platforms with the privacy rules that apply to children and students in view. Education and edtech.

Retail and e-commerce

Retail, food and beverage, consumer goods, telecom and media. Storefronts and order systems, integrations with inventory and fulfillment, customer apps and the analytics behind promotions and stock. Retail and e-commerce.

Professional services and SMBs

Law, accounting, consulting, engineering and other firms where a client portal, a document workflow or a reporting tool replaces email and spreadsheets. These projects usually fit a fixed-scope build followed by a maintenance plan, which suits a firm of any size. Professional services.

Startups

Founders with a first version to build or a prototype to make production-ready. We write down the architecture decisions, build for the next stage without over-building for it, and can stay on as a dedicated team when the product finds its customers. Startups.

If your industry is not on the list

Many of our engagements do not fit a label, and the industries above are where domain rules matter most rather than a boundary. If you work in logistics, nonprofit, construction, agriculture, hospitality or anything else, the questions are the same: what the system must do, what rules apply, what it must connect to, and what data it must protect. A first conversation answers whether we are a fit, and we will say so either way.

Tell us about your industry and your project and we will scope it from there.