

Here are 5 key things to look for in a software development company to gain peace of mind that your investment is worth it:
Good software development companies clearly explain what you're paying for—whether it’s hours, features, or ongoing support. Look for itemized quotes that show you exactly where your money is going.
Ask for case studies or metrics that show how the software development company’s solutions have delivered measurable results for similar businesses. If they can’t prove their value, it’s a red flag.
A great software development company doesn’t just sell you something; they take the time to understand your unique needs. They’ll ensure their solution fits your goals—not just their sales targets.
Avoid budget overrun by selecting a software development company with strong governance frameworks and focused on delivering quality, de-risked solutions. These processes might make their services a premium option, but they’re also a sign of long-term value and reliability.
Beware of a software development company that take a “set and forget” approach. Look for those who involve you in the process and provide regular updates to show progress and align with expectations.
A “cheap” solution isn’t always a good investment. The right vendor will provide clarity, value, and outcomes that justify the cost.
Another step you can take to ensure project success is selecting the right software development partner.
Download Kiandra’s selection criteria checklist to learn more.

Low-code development is changing how insurers build and modernise their systems. It’s faster, more flexible and helps bridge the gap between IT and business. Learn how platforms like OutSystems, and Kiandra’s delivery expertise, are helping Australian insurers move beyond legacy systems and deliver better digital experiences.

Your legacy systems are quietly costing you time, money, and opportunity. Learn why they are on borrowed time and how a modern, low-code approach can help you move forward with confidence.

Many organisations across Australia still depend on systems built decades ago. These platforms once did the job, but they now act as barriers to growth. They are costly to maintain, difficult to scale, and risky to secure. More importantly, they can no longer keep pace with the expectations of staff and customers.
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