Exaco

Exaco was hired by Carrefour, a multinational retail corporation, to develop a new mobile application to enhance the shopping experience for their customers in Poland. The new application featured a scan-and-go function, allowing customers to easily scan and purchase products without needing to physically empty their shopping baskets at the cash register. The application was developed for both iOS and Android platforms. The project, which began in October 2016, is currently in the pre-release stages and Exaco is expected to maintain and make changes to the application as needed. The project cost approximately $1,100,000 USD.

Exaco was contracted by a construction and renovation wholesaler to design and develop a training and organizational platform for their clients and employees. The platform, built from scratch, centralized all training activities within the company. It included features for organization, communication, evaluation, training process creation, data storage, reporting, and enrollment process. The platform also incorporated an e-learning training module for the company's employees. The project was primarily managed by a project manager from Exaco who liaised with the company's developers and programmers.

Exaco was engaged by an e-health solutions company to create web applications that would allow patients to easily access the company's services. The project involved creating several separate systems that integrated data exchange between the company, their business partners, and their end customers. The project commenced with a workshop to identify the company's needs, followed by the construction of system visions, planning of architecture, and definition of a product development roadmap. The Exaco team, which included a project manager, DevOps, and back-end and front-end developers, was proactive in offering innovative solutions throughout the project.