DataArt

DataArt was hired by METRO Markets, a leading international wholesale company, to create a scalable and automated B2B e-commerce solution from scratch. The goal was to launch the platform in Germany within nine months and then expand it to other European countries. DataArt quickly assembled a team of approximately 50 professionals, including product managers, designers, architects, scrum masters, tech leads, QA, and engineers to work on the project. The collaboration resulted in a successful launch of the marketplace, which supports various processes such as automated contracting, master data, competitive pricing, intelligent supply chain, and finance solutions. The partnership between METRO Markets and DataArt continues to this day.

DataArt was contracted by Aula, an education sector startup, to manage a large data migration project. Aula didn't have the in-house capability to handle the migration, so they hired DataArt, with whom they had previously worked successfully. DataArt assembled a team of a project manager and eight consultants to complete the project within a strict two-week timeframe. The team used Google Suite and had access to certain university systems and Aula's systems. The project was completed two days ahead of schedule, and DataArt's analytics suggestions helped streamline the process.

Global Crossing Airlines (GlobalX), a newly certified airline, partnered with Lola Tech, a division of DataArt, for continuous development, system architecture, DevOps, mobile app development, and custom web development. GlobalX wanted to become a fully digital, cloud-based, paperless airline and chose Lola Tech for their experience in the travel sector. Lola Tech assembled a project team that handled architecture, UI/UX design, backend, and frontend software development. The collaboration resulted in the successful delivery of features and the establishment of a strong foundation for future initiatives.