Xala Technologies was brought on board by NOV to enhance their digital infrastructure and operational efficiency by developing modern web applications that seamlessly integrated with NOV's existing systems. The project’s scope included the integration of C++ applications, robotic systems for pipe automation, and specialized technologies such as rig systems used for oil drilling. Additionally, the project involved integration with WebView2 and advanced systems used on ships for offshore oil exploration and drilling.

NOV needed a solution that could not only provide robust front-end and back-end support but also integrate with mission-critical systems in real time, enabling remote monitoring, control, and automation of complex drilling operations.

Led by Ibrahim Rahmani, the Xala Technologies team provided full-stack development, system integration, and automation solutions for NOV. The project focused on creating comprehensive web applications using .NET Core, Angular, and TypeScript, while also integrating legacy systems, C++ applications, and robotic automation for pipe handling in the oil and gas sector.

Statistics Norway (SSB) is the central institution for official statistics in Norway, responsible for collecting and analyzing data across various sectors to provide insights that influence government policy and decision-making. SSB's legacy systems, built using Java, were becoming increasingly difficult to maintain and scale, especially with growing data demands.

Xala Technologies was tasked with modernizing SSB's legacy Java applications by migrating them to the .NET Core framework. The primary objective was to ensure that the new systems could handle large volumes of statistical data efficiently, improve performance, and integrate seamlessly with SSB’s data processing and analysis workflows.