InfiniteProgress

InfiniteProgress completed a custom development project for ProLogistica Soft, a company specializing in demand forecasting and inventory optimization. The project involved developing software to enhance the company's operational efficiency. The software had two components – logic and user interface. InfiniteProgress worked on both parts, using Java for the application server and Oracle for the database. The software interface was developed using a framework called eRCP. The project began in 2013 and is still ongoing. The team from InfiniteProgress, comprising a maximum of four people, was led by a former colleague of a ProLogistica employee. The total investment in the project was around $140,000.

InfiniteProgress developed a Bluetooth application for Furnika, a company that produces furniture and lighting. The project was initiated to enhance customer relations and provide a novel solution for light fixtures. The app, compatible with both iOS and Android, allows users to control the amount and color of light through a Bluetooth controller. The project also included the development of software for Furnika's sales department, named TradeAssistant. The engagement lasted from August 2016 to February 2017 and cost between $10,000 and $20,000. The decision to collaborate with InfiniteProgress was influenced by a recommendation from a friend who worked in a large software company in Poland.