A Singapore provider of digital learning programmes was running students and staff across fragmented systems, with a slow route to market for new courses and no reliable view of what was working. We built one portal on Sitefinity with an Angular front end, migrated the CMS, and put Power BI dashboards in front of leadership.
Launching a new programme meant touching several systems and waiting on each. Students met a dated interface that did not work well on a phone. Management decisions were made from exports and gut feel because the data lived in too many places to trust.
Three problems, three parts of one build.
| Challenge | What we did |
|---|---|
| Fragmented systems and slow go-to-market | One portal for students and staff, with the CMS migrated onto it |
| Poor student experience | A modern, responsive Angular front end |
| No insight into engagement or performance | Power BI dashboards fed from the portal and the business systems |
New programmes reach students about a third faster, engagement on the portal rose by 40%, and the operational work behind each launch fell by a quarter. Leadership now opens a dashboard instead of asking for a spreadsheet.
Delivered with a partner agency; the end client is not named. Figures are those published with the partner's agreement.
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