Fabrity

Fabrity was hired by a well-known manufacturing company to construct and commission a new production line for electric motors. They developed a new browser-based visual system to assist and guide production workers in assembling the products. The data for this system was created and stored on servers, with application and database support included in the project. The decision to hire Fabrity was influenced by their previous experience, good reputation, cooperative history, and competitive pricing. The project involved an account manager, an application analyst, and two developers, including a senior .NET programmer.

In another project, Fabrity partnered with Liebherr Appliance Division, a global equipment manufacturer, to develop a new system for managing product changes in their refrigeration and freezing business unit. The aim was to replace the legacy solution to reduce maintenance costs, improve user experience, and enhance management and scalability. Fabrity, using its own low-code platform FastAPP, delivered a solution that centralized this business-critical process. The project was conducted end-to-end, from gathering business requirements to the QA phase. A clickable prototype was built quickly, allowing for customization in iterations as the project evolved. The core team comprised two people, a project manager, and an IT analyst.

For a home retail company undergoing global expansion, Fabrity provided web development solutions for both local and international needs. They maintained and updated the company's e-commerce website, provided cloud services, prepared web pages, landing pages, and digital merchandising, and worked on web and graphic design. They also managed knowledge transfer across their team and signed NDAs due to their access to confidential brand materials. The team included numerous web developers, graphic designers, and UX experts. The long-term engagement, which began around January 2010, was influenced by Fabrity's comprehensive digital knowledge and competitive pricing.