Smart Software Design is a tech consulting firm based in the UK. We specialize in Business Analysis services, supported by a team of professionals who bring over 20 years of experience from working in the S&P 500 environment. We aim to create practical systems that deliver clear, tangible business value.
At Smart Software Design, we leverage our extensive business and academic network to bring subject matter experts into every project. These professionals often have a depth of industry experience that may surpass even our clients’, offering a profound level of insight and expertise. Our approach ensures that our clients benefit from the strategic advantage of having us on their side, as we provide top-tier consulting services tailored to their unique needs and industry demands
One of our Co-founders, Andrey Soloviev, is a University of Chicago Booth School of Business alumni with an executive career spanning over 20 years, including CFO of LSE-listed Co. Andrey’s specialities include post-M&A integration, process design, and IT, and his leadership ensures that Smart Software Design delivers high-quality services that help our clients successfully navigate the digital landscape.
Ivan Alimov, is a Co-founder, a Financial services professional with 20 years of experience in global markets, banking, data and business intelligence, analytics and IT in London City’s Banks. Mr Alimov is a University of Chicago Booth school of Business alumni.
This is important for the people, who develop their software, whatever it may be. There are different types of software architecture, and two distant options are microservices (considered as easier to scale and kinda modern) and monolith (considered kinda oldy).
There is a beautiful article on code generation for sorting algos with the huge conclusion coming, as I see that.
Construction, transportation, legal, accounting… Many other industries (laggars, they say) are going to be the beneficiaries of the upcoming AI wave.
Can a line in your budget for hardware expenses be halved? Yes, if tech stack selection is done right.
Go to the link for the details of how that may be connected to what Bloomberg does in C++.
