Our client, a global retailer, offers seasonal and end-of-line deals. Therefore, the goods must leave the shelves and the department stores' before the next season starts and new goods are delivered. For this purpose, the retailer introduced a pricing strategy that lowers the prices of the products within a particular time window.
The client aimed to optimize the monitoring of their manufacturing process. The existing system relied on Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), which were limited and expensive to upgrade.
Once the client reached out to VirtusLab for assistance, we improved the user interface by using a Design System named Tetrisly. We streamlined processes, cut steps and features, and made it more user-friendly. This resulted in consistent service and a better guest experience.
VirtusLab helped the client in empowering their teams with a cutting-edge platform. It replaced an arduous process using Excel, optimizing exchange time through seamless digital interactions.
A world-leading retailer aimed to unify their in-house platform to enable self-service for their employees. In cooperation with VirtusLab, they reduced the paperwork and shortened company processes, increasing employee productivity.
Our global freight forwarder client needed to optimise its storage usage and operational costs. With VirtusLab's help, they migrated from CosmosDB to Azure storage which resulted in a significant reduction in costs and storage space.
Our client, a top retailer, aimed to improve its growing e-commerce platform’s reporting. VirtusLab’s product manager played a pivotal role in organising the vast network of reporting and reducing data platform structures by 30%.
Our client, a leading UK retailer, aimed to extend its ML Forecasting Framework to other subsidiaries within its group network. The objective was to transition the extensive platform from Hadoop to a dedicated Azure Databricks environment, including all library dependencies and datasets.
How VirtusLab's solution streamlined data processes for an insurer, reducing costs, enhancing accuracy, and fostering data-driven decisions.
A multinational research organization aimed to improve internal collaboration. They wanted different departments to share their laboratory test results. To achieve this, they collaborated with VirtusLab to develop an application using Markdown, a lightweight markup language.
VirtusLab created Vived, an app for software developers. It simplifies their lives by offering IT news, customized articles, and remote job opportunities, all in one place. VirtusLab’s product management team decided to expand globally and reach an audience beyond Polish borders three years after the app's launch in Poland.
A multinational freight forwarder was facing fines for an inaccessible carbon calculator. VirtusLab carried out an audit, fixed the problems, and built a custom application with a much higher level of readability.
