Dreamforce 2023: our highlights from the Salesforce’s premier event
Our Business Market Manager, Daniel Cabral, shares experiences from the event and plans on how to make the most of AI possibilities.
Our Business Market Manager, Daniel Cabral, shares experiences from the event and plans on how to make the most of AI possibilities.
Gabriel Roque, our Head of UX at ília Europe, compiled his findings, strategies, and insights into an e-book that serves as a roadmap for understanding how to communicate with teenagers.
Ronnie Junior explains our success with Einstein Bot in a Brazilian company, achieving an outstanding 76% retention rate, well above the market average.
Our Market Head Rodrigo Weber, our tech lead André Santana, Eduardo Cupola, head of product and technology for financial education, and Christian Tirelli, head of learning at Warren Brazil, share some of their experiences during the development of the project.
Usability is a very serious matter around here, and, together with accessibility, we make a point of practicing it in every project.
Together, we will continuously innovate and evolve our offerings to ensure that our clients stay at the forefront of industry trends and achieve sustainable success.
Today, we are more than 400 people in the ília. We have grown a lot in the last few years, and we work connected in Brazil, in the United States, and in Europe, both remotely and in person.
This Wednesday, March 15, is Consumer Day. For us at ília, an efficient consumer journey goes hand in hand with user experience. This is where one of our specialties, UX Design (User Experience Design), comes in. Currently, we have design teams in various journey projects. Besides having priority clients in the finance, mobility and insurance sectors in our portfolio, we have closed partnerships with e-commerce companies, which allowed us to gain considerable insight into this sector, which is growing exponentially every day. Our Head of Experience in Brazil, Roque Sales, brought a relevant insight into the market. According to DMI
By Maria Eduarda Gonçalves, Tech Lead at ília In recent years, there has been a significant increase in the number of women working in technology. This is a positive sign that the industry is becoming more inclusive and diverse, and that women are gaining more space in a traditionally male-dominated sector. There are many factors that are driving this change, such as the increased interest of women in technology-related fields like programming, software engineering, and design. However, I believe that the best way to bring more women into the tech world is still to encourage them to study and to
Building a two-wheeled robot that needed to balance, run six meters and stand upright by itself? This was the challenge that Thamires de Pontes, Java Backend Developer at ília, and her team had at Robogames, the world’s largest robotics competition, held in early April in California, USA. Thamires participated in the competition with ília’s support and returned home with the third place medal. “Being part of a company that encourages women to seek their place in technology is priceless. I really appreciate the support that the ília gave me to go to this competition. It was very important to be