WWG

WWG provided cloud consulting services for Logograb, a visual-AI tech startup. Logograb's goal was to create a "visual hashtag" that could be identified through corporate brands. WWG was chosen for its expertise in different industries and diverse software development projects. The project involved creating an app that could scan logos, moving the technology into the B2B market, and creating an open database of logos. The team consisted of a cloud expert, a DevOps expert, and two dedicated developers. The positive feedback received led to a rebranding process and the creation of new value-added services. The logo recognition service now allows companies to monitor their brand's presence during marketing campaigns or sports events.

The company, La Selleria Tombini, hired WWG for e-commerce development. The family business, which deals with horse riding products, wanted to expand its customer base and reach areas beyond its physical showrooms. WWG implemented a digital transformation process that included warehouse reorganization, labeling, and the creation of an e-commerce platform. The process resulted in an evolved logistics center where online store availability could be understood in real-time. The WWG team consisted of a project manager, a developer, a content manager, and an administration manager.

WWG was also hired by Qualeagenzia.it, an online platform for real estate agencies, for website design and development. The company's goal was to develop a full website, including frontend and backend design. WWG was chosen for its high ratings, budget-friendly pricing, and alignment with the company's values. The project involved UX and UI analysis, GoogleAPI integration, backend design, and frontend development. The WWG team consisted of 6-10 employees.