技术
- 应用基础设施与中间件 - 事件驱动型应用
- 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 应用开发平台
适用行业
- 汽车
- 建筑与基础设施
适用功能
- 采购
- 产品研发
用例
- 车辆性能监测
- 虚拟原型与产品测试
关于客户
该客户是一家领先的汽车技术公司,在动力总成系统开发方面拥有 70 多年的经验。他们在全球拥有 10,000 多名员工和 45 个工程中心。该公司面临手动流程、复杂的组织结构以及缺乏重用具有类似功能的应用程序的机制等挑战。
挑战
我们的客户是一家领先的汽车技术公司,需要构建一个 SaaS 平台来标准化和简化不同部门的产品开发并降低成本。他们还需要验证产品创意、衡量投资回报率并降低风险。
解决方案
N-iX 进行发现阶段来验证产品理念并了解其商业价值。他们提供了高级项目计划、UX/UI 原型,并估算了将想法转变为 MVP 或成熟产品的时间和成本。 N-iX 还帮助客户在经济动荡时期做出基于证据的决策并规避风险。
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