NashTech partners with AxonIQ

12/12/20222 min read

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NashTech helps drive transformation and builds businesses by enabling the right mix of future-ready technologies, thus helping organisations grow and thrive in the digital age. We help our clients harness the power of data and artificial intelligence, modernise core technology and capitalise on new technology, optimise and automate operations, and fuel digital growth, thus bringing competitive advantage to our clients.

AxonIQ Partnership

NashTech and AxonIQ are working as partners in Canada and India to help developers use the DDD, CQRS, and Event Sourcing patterns to model modern applications and use the AxonIQ stack to implement those patterns. It is important to deliver consultancy and training locally. AxonIQ is thrilled to start working with NashTech to grow the Canadian and Indian communities.

“As an organisation building high performance, low latency, high throughput systems, Axon has been our framework of choice since 2011 for building evolutionary, event-driven microservice systems, based on the principles of Domain Driven Design, Command-Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) and Event Sourcing. We are thrilled to announce our partnership with AxonIQ. This partnership complements very well with NashTech best practices for high-performance microservices development and clean code policy, thus allowing us to help businesses succeed with technology.”

– NashTech Leadership

About AxonIQ

Axon is a complete infrastructure and development platform that enables the smooth evolution of event-driven microservices. It incorporates a programming approach supported by a dedicated infrastructure for scaling and distributing mission-critical business applications. AxonIQ offers the world’s only purpose-built event-thinking platform. Underpinned by Axon Server, and Axon Framework, the Axon platform helps build digital-native applications for modern organisations.

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