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Managing a massive fleet of vehicles is often a logistical puzzle where a single missing detail can stall the entire operation. In automotive logistics, visibility isn't just an extra feature – it’s the engine of efficiency. ⚙️

For our client, we developed a custom, real-time platform that registers every movement and service, while enabling a complete workflow and user management. Together, we’ve brought absolute control to their operations, thus eliminating bottlenecks and ensuring everything and everyone does exactly what they should. 📈

Read the entire customer story to see how we shifted their operations into high gear.

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When “agentic experience” (AX) joins UX and DX, it opens a new space where designers can have even more impact.

In our new Notch blog, our Principal UX/UI Designer Aida Malkić explains how core skills like research, information architecture, and UX writing naturally extend into designing for agents, transparency, and shared control between humans and machines.

Read more: https://shorturl.at/LCdn7

When is dropped into sensitive domains like employability without context, it risks turning unique stories into generic output and adding to caseworkers’ workload instead of reducing it.

In our latest article, we unpack how we worked with Candid to do the opposite: starting with workshops, discovery, and a clear understanding of caseworkers’ reality, then shaping a human‑led AI CV platform around their actual workflows.

The piece walks through the process, not just the tech, and shows why designing for empathy and constraints matters as much as model choice.

Read more: https://shorturl.at/7Biau

Agentic AI is finally getting hands‑on at TM Forum Accelerate! 🚀

This annual event gathers communication service providers and technology vendors to set their priorities together, spark new collaborations, and make sure concrete plans actually move forward in TM Forum programs throughout the year.

Notch’s Principal Software Developer İrem Gamzeli Aktaş has been actively contributing to TM Forum Open Digital Architecture (ODA) for the last four years. This year, she’ll share a short demo and technical talk for developer contributors, focused on ODA Canvas and how it’s used in practice for component deployment and basic implementation.
If you’d like to join this session and learn from İrem, come by on Monday, 2 February at 2 PM, in Sala VI of the Hotel Cascais Miragem.

Register here: https://bit.ly/46cfLvD