Vizir

Vizir was approached by The Dublin Institute, an English language school in Brazil, to build a website that could effectively advertise and network their services. The aim was to increase the number of students using the website. Vizir developed the site from its initial wireframes to hosting, and also improved the institute's social media presence, particularly on Facebook. The project was completed three years ago and has been operational since then.

A non-profit organization with members in 25 countries hired Vizir to develop a data platform for benchmarking performance. This platform, known as the 'competitiveness decoder', was built on two databases and a meta-database. Vizir built the system based on the organization's specifications, developed its visual identity, and implemented the features, working with a team of statisticians and economic specialists. The project, which cost around $100,000, began in September 2013 and went live in December 2014. It is currently still in beta mode and the relationship with Vizir is ongoing through a maintenance contract.

The Flytour Gapnet group, a Brazilian travel agency, enlisted Vizir's services to define the system’s architecture and implement tourism systems. The goal was to create innovative tourism systems that could be scaled to meet high demands. Vizir was chosen for their experience in defining and implementing new technologies. The project, which cost between $500,000 and $600,000, was completed three years ago. Since then, the group has continued to hire Vizir for the evolution of the system, and a new project defining the system architecture was started two months ago and is still in progress.