User routes can reveal more about your competitors than you think. In South Africa, there’s a Walmart Group-owned chain of hardware/DIY stores named Builders. Several years ago, they started reconstructing and re-equipping their existing stores into “the Store of the Future” and opening new ones. We assisted the company in finding the right spot for one of such new stores near Johannesburg using aggregated anonymous data on residents’ movements.

An ideal technological partner reads the client’s mind, performs tasks impeccably first time, completes the project ahead of schedule, and exists only theoretically. Luckily, a thoughtfully designed collaboration process can compensate for the material world’s imperfections. In our new blog post, we go over three main development stages and note what to look at on each step of this journey to secure the desired result. You can check it out here.

Artificial intelligence has seeped into seemingly every existing industry and keeps revolutionizing the way we produce, distribute, and consume goods. But what about your business? Have you already given in to the hype, or are you still figuring out whether AI would be of any good for your case? The success of implementing AI in your business processes depends on many factors. One of the most crucial ones is to find the best technology for the right task. How to choose wisely? Learn in our blog post.

Companies choose outsourcing to achieve their goal faster, cheaper, and more efficiently than they could do themselves. However, this doesn’t mean outsourcing is an easy route. For a minor one-off task, finding a vendor with adequate experience, proper stack, and reasonable prices is enough. However, the more ambitious the project gets, finding not only a qualified contractor but a reliable partner becomes essential.

We’ve lined out some features that make a good product discovery team great in a previous article, but why is it so important? And are there any peculiarities innate for a custom project that you should know about? — Product discovery is a product development stage aimed at, despite the name, not just figuring out what the end product should look like but why building it in the first place, what problem the product or a feature is supposed to solve, and how to organize further work.

When developing a product or a feature, teams all too often jump straight to searching for a solution without a proper problem definition. It feels natural, especially when the customer already has a list of features in mind or the team has been working on the product for a while. …

What does it take to be one of the best developers in your country? Apart from delivering high-quality software solutions and services, our team also passionately dedicates themselves to making sure our clients are satisfied and happy with the end product. …

During their work experience, apart from implementing the platform for ad campaign planning and optimization, the Inventale team solved other business tasks of our clients and partners, often exceeding the field of online advertising. We are proud of such projects as: Mobile application “virtual stylist” Predicting movies’ and TV shows’…

Inventale Platform will expand Burt Intelligence’s advanced ad analytics solutions with its AI-based media planning tools. — Inventale’s core mission has always been to empower publishers with tools to tackle industry challenges, unearth growth opportunities hidden in data, and regain control of ad monetization. …