A platform for collecting, processing, and distributing real-time news across multiple channels
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A platform for collecting, processing, and distributing real-time news across multiple channels
Client
Industry
news & entertainment
Duration
Services
custom software development
The client operates in the news and broadcasting industry across the United States and the Czech Republic. Their business depends on receiving large volumes of news data from international agencies and distributing it internally in a structured and timely manner. The system is used daily by editorial and operational teams to manage incoming information and support decision-making.
The client approached CompleteSoft with a clear concern: despite having strong operational expertise, they were overwhelmed by the rapidly increasing volume of logistics data, documentation, and manual communication between departments and transport partners.
Their business faced several constraints:
The company wanted to reduce operational costs, speed up document workflows, and automate routine logistics planning.
The client needed to replace and modernize an outdated infrastructure that could no longer handle growing data volumes and evolving workflows. News was coming in through multiple channels, including satellite feeds and the internet, but processing and distribution were not efficient enough.
Key issues included:
CompleteSoft designed and implemented a multi-component platform consisting of a central server, a desktop client, and a web client.
The core of the system is a centralized news aggregation server built with ASP.NET and MS SQL, capable of receiving data from multiple external sources. Incoming messages are processed, filtered, and distributed based on configurable business rules.
A new desktop client was developed using WinForms to replace the legacy application. It provides employees with a reliable tool for editing and managing news content.
To extend accessibility, a web client was introduced. It allows users to view news and internal messages, apply filters, and receive notifications without relying solely on the desktop application.
collects news from multiple sources into a single system
filters and routes messages based on defined rules
aligns data delivery with internal processes
enables editing and day-to-day operational work
ensures fast data transfer using queues and sockets
provides browser-based viewing, filtering, and notifications
After implementation, the system became a stable part of the client’s daily operations and improved performance across key areas.
Up to 60% faster news processing
Around 40% reduction in manual handling of incoming messages
2x increase in data throughput compared to the legacy system
50% faster content editing and publishing with the new client