Case Studies

AstraZeneca uses System Integration Platform built on top of WebSphere MQ server to unite a number of corporate systems. The platform serves as a key repository for company information providing rich functionality for storage, maintenance, collaboration, and search for AZ employees in different locations. First two versions of Systems Integration Platform were built in-house. Further development was outsourced to Sigma Software.

Social media is a window to people mind. Sentiment Analysis module uses social networks to learn what their users think about a brand, product, or event to provide valuable information for businesses.

Back-end system for selling and delivering telematics services to end-customers, dealers, and vehicle owners. With the system developed, consumers can log into the Customer Portal right from the trip computer in the car and purchase the services needed in few simple and intuitive steps.

A solution to help retailers, caterers, and others plan procurement of perishable products based on a composition of simple adaptive models. Due to accurate prediction of required amounts of products to be bought, loss resulting from self-life expiration and loss in profit can be avoided.

A solution to help car owners monitor fuel consumption, compare prices and quality of fuel at various gas stations and determine the vehicle speed, which is optimal in terms of fuel consumption.

First Ukrainian International Bank (FUIB) took a strategic decision to optimize collections and chose Qualco Collections system for this purpose. Sigma Software performed implementation works together with its Greek partner Qualco, the creator and integrator of this system.

The customer desired to automate business processes going end-to-end through different systems in the company. We have provided the solution to fit the existing processes and system landscape of the customer. The solution we delivered is based on Camunda engine and provides for process transparency and agility, less programming effort, open framework, no specialist developers, minimal vendor lock-in.

In order to meet a new law, the customer ordered a Repair and Maintenance Information (RMI) web portal. The RMI was meant to provide unrestricted and standardized access to all necessary information to independent operators.

In order to strengthen customer relations, brand awareness, and availability to the brand’s fans over the globe, the client decided to build a new sales channel – a web-shop for branded merchandise and clothes.

Automating first-line support with a chatbot trained using a collection of questions and answers, FAQs, and other support information. A proof of concept app was developed as quickly as in two weeks to evaluate potential benefit from the app to customer’s business.