A global pharmaceutical giant, leaders in the care of diabetes, obesity and other chronic diseases had the vision to be a Top 5 player in clinical trials and drug development by 2025. As a first step, they needed to understand the best-in-class market standards today and where they stand in terms of operational processes, technology platforms/infrastructure and digital capabilities.

Data and applications made shareable across teams without investments in additional data centers at remote locations

Using Digital to Analyze Organizational Culture and Improve Employee Performance Results.

No business is too big or small to derive outcomes from digitalization. Through the “Digital Business” approach that combines technology, people, and platforms, any business can address various pain points, and achieve growth and efficiency across different aspects of the business.

A large lifestyle and fashion retailer was sitting on a gold mine of customer feedback. They had enormous amounts of data but struggled to convert it into meaningful insights.

Altimetrik helped this global medical device manufacturer upgrade sales productivity and customer satisfaction by building mobile apps and integrating them with a unified back-end layer to provide real-time updates from their ERP and other systems.

Connecting common digital voice assistants like Alexa, Google, and Siri to cars was a natural extension of their capability and a new challenge for this global auto manufacturer.

A disruptive Fintech Silicon Valley startup had a goal: become an intrinsic part of its customers’ life journeys through every stage of their lives spanning life event planning, cash flow management, budgeting and retirement planning, investment management and insurance coverage decisions.

One of the world’s leading banks saw the power of the gig economy and recognized the opportunities it presented to increase competitive advantage, improve efficiency and Quality of Service and enhance their technology transformation.

Transforming data ecosystems is helping this global retailer better understand its customers’ needs and preferences, more accurately forecast fashion trends, manage inventory, and improve the overall in-store experience.

Global food supply chains are not just complex. They’re also under constant pricing pressure and heavily scrutinized for both the quality of food and the ethics of sustainable production.

By 2050, two-thirds of the world’s population will live in a city. Large cities like London will have as many as 8 million transportation journeys every day – too much for the current infrastructure.