Faster feature development with 240+ prebuilt UI controls
Reduced development overhead
Faster MVP delivery and prototyping.
Introduction
In 2001, brothers Dean and Tony Kent purchased Moveware, a service-based technology supplier for moving companies. Their mission was to transform it from a small Australian firm into a global technology leader. Their industry expertise is reflected in strong global reviews and steady referral-driven customer growth.
Problem Summary
Moveware needed to develop and maintain complex software products, but doing so was resource-intensive. CEO Tony Kent realized that preventing unnecessary development overhead would require reusable, prebuilt components rather than building everything from scratch.
“We’re using some of the more complex components, such as the Gallery View and Scheduler controls. It’s made it quicker to get to an MVP.”
— Tony Kent, Director, Moveware
BEFORE SYNCFUSION
Challenges
- Managing resources while building complex, evolving software solutions
- Reducing development overhead
- Finding a flexible and efficient component library to speed up product development.
AFTER SYNCFUSION
Solutions
- Moveware integrated Syncfusion Essential Studio into their development workflow.
- Included both .NET MAUI and JavaScript component suites.
- These toolkits allowed them to more quickly build products aligned with their vision.
Implementation
Moveware adopted Syncfusion’s prebuilt components to reduce development complexity, speed up the creation of new product features, and quickly achieve MVP status with less engineering effort.
Results
Moveware accelerated its product development process and used Syncfusion components to build flexible and capable software aligned with its long‑term vision.
Conclusion
Moveware successfully minimized development overhead and accelerated product delivery by adopting Syncfusion’s Essential Studio for .NET MAUI and JavaScript. The extensive library of prebuilt, feature‑rich UI components empowered the team to focus on their core vision while reducing engineering strain.
