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We’re really proud of what we’ve achieved since we started our first Danish projects more than 15 years ago. Last week our CEO Ainis Kavaliauskas and COO Mindaugas Zaronskis visited our new office space in the heart of Copenhagen. Our country manager Ole Meilandt Bygholm is always really welcoming and excited to meet colleagues and clients from Front IT!

As a company, we're really grateful for having these unique opportunities to leave a lasting positive impact on our team members. A month ago we asked our #employees to fill out an anonymous (if they chose to stay anonymous) survey about the company and the work environment. One of the questions asked to tell a favourite memory of their time at Front IT. This is what one of our employees wrote ❤️

#WorkFromAnywhere Home office & product launch can look like this 😍

Whether you're a brand new startup seeking to innovate or an accomplished business ready to accelerate even more, we have your back! Let our team help you grow your revenue & client trust by implementing frictionless and secure payments. Finding or even creating software solutions to perfectly match the needs of your company is what we consider a true success case. Sounds like we could be a great match for your business? Leave your email at www.frontit.dk/en/fintech for our team to contact you with all the details!

We're excited to introduce our newest team member, Ignas Bernatonis, who will be working with us as a junior front-end developer! 🤓 “While studying genetics at Vilnius University, I had a bioinformatics class that, quite honestly, I liked more than anything else we’ve been studying. I still graduated, but after falling in love with programming, I decided to take some web development courses online and a couple of freelance years later, here I am!” We're absolutely confident that you're going to do a great job and we can’t wait for you to get started!

Make a quick scroll-stopping break! It’s time for another edition of #FrontFaces – a series of bi-monthly posts that will help you get a better feel of who we are when we're not busy managing projects or writing code. 🤓 Next up – our brilliant & quick-witted .NET chapter lead Martynas Pelakauskas! 🔸 What was your first job? Computer salesman. 🔸 What was the first IT-related project you’ve worked on? Developing an autonomous dynamic decision making module for a nuclear fuel cycle simulator. 🔸 Do you text or call? Usually text. I feel like it‘s less disturbing to people. 🔸 What was the last show you binge watched? Squid game, though it feels like my time was wasted doing that. 🔸 What is one concept you cannot understand, no matter how hard you try? Conspiracy theories. 🔸 How do you feel about putting pineapple on pizza? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 🔸 In one sentence, how would you sum up the internet? It's the wide web of the world. 🔸 Where do you get your news? Arstechnica, Reddit, CNN, 15min. 🔸 What movie can you watch over and over without ever getting tired of? Not a big fan of movies, but I could rewatch South Park episodes over and over again! 🔸 What app can you not believe someone hasn’t made yet? Povilas is working on it, not sure if I should make this information public yet. 🤫 🔸 What bit of trivia do you know that is very interesting but also very useless? Birds actually slowly gain their confidence & overcome their fear of heights through a series of steps before they take their first flight.

We’re happy to introduce you to the newest addition to the international Front IT family – Marina Konstantinavičius! ❤️ Marina discovered her passion for programming 10 years ago when she was building WordPress minisites and blogs for clients. “Customising WordPress template CSS & HTML was very interesting to me and I wanted to learn more. As a result, I completed multiple programming courses such as: Udacity "CS101 Introduction To Computer Science: Building A Search Engine", BerkeleyX "CS169 Software as a Service" and etc. Since then, I’ve been working as a freelance full stack developer. The latest project that I worked on was SummitFold, a scientific conference management system. Working as a freelancer allowed me to travel and live in different places like Malta, Tenerife and Menorca. Going on hikes, enjoying the sun, swimming and learning about different cultures and people was truly an amazing experience! After starting a family, I settled down in Lithuania. I'm from Estonia, but living in Lithuania feels like home now. I really like the people and culture here!” The entire office welcomes you and we hope to have a long and successful journey together!

Data science will teach you to ask the right questions. It will teach you how to analyze your business data and use that data effectively to make better business decisions. Data science can help you understand the customer/user segments you have and how they move from one segment to another. Different machine learning applications can enable you to not only learn about the past behaviours of your customers/user, but also predict the likely behaviours in the future. It allows businesses to know what marketing or communication tools to use for each segment and how to distribute marketing budgets with maximum efficiency. With data science, companies can even predict the success rate of their strategies! www.frontit.dk

Earlier autumn sunsets mean we get to take more aesthetic photos of our beautiful office building! 🤓 🤗 Proud to be sharing the facade with such great companies!

Last week we asked our #employees to fill out an anonymous survey about the company and the work environment. One of the questions asked to rate (1 to 10) how likely are you to recommed Front IT as an employer to someone else. 🤓 We’re really excited to share that the average answer was 8,9! If Front IT was a movie, with this rating it’d be in the IMDb’s TOP5 best rated movies of all time!

Time to get to know us a little better! Next up in the #FrontFaces spotlight – our adventurous PHP chapter lead Julius Smatavicius! 🤓 🔸 What was your first job? I was a food delivery courier. 🔸 What was the first IT-related project you’ve worked on? The no. 1 most visited real estate website in Lithuania aruodas.lt. 🔸Do you text or call? I’m definitely a call type of person. 🔸What was the last show you binge watched? “Kaukės”! It’s a Lithuanian reality singing competition based on the Masked Singer franchise. 🔸 What is one concept you cannot understand, no matter how hard you try? I’m always really puzzled about the flat Earth movement, people who are afraid of 5G, and anti-vaxxers. 🔸 What is the most unbelievable-yet-true excuse you have ever had for being late? To be honest, I surprise people every time I’m not late, haha! 🔸 How do you feel about putting pineapple on pizza? It’s probably my favourite kind of pizza, so my feelings towards it are very positive! 🔸 In one sentence, how would you sum up the internet? When I think about more complex questions, I try to imagine how I would explain them to an elderly person. So maybe the internet is really just an image on the computer screen with “Browser Name” on it? 🔸 Where do you get your news? Mostly from news websites, TV, friends and YouTube. 🔸 What movie can you watch over and over without ever getting tired of? I’m a firm believer that all movies need to be watched at least a couple of times. 🔸 What app can you not believe someone hasn’t made yet? There are definitely a lot of apps not yet developed, especially those for small audiences with very specific hobbies. But at the same time I’m also sure there is an app that tells you if it’s already a full moon based on your heart rate.

Together with one of our long time Danish clients Uniqtracking we’ve been able to create a complex online GPS-tracking system with logistics functionality, including: 🔸 fleet management, 🔸 driver logs tracking, 🔸 online real-time vehicle tracking, 🔸 alarm sending on theft, 🔸 speed limit, 🔸 moving into/out of defined zones and other specific situations. The system was designed with a modular (microservice) architecture in mind. This simplifies development since most of the time only one or two modules are impacted by the changes. Data processing can be done in parallel. This allows distributing it over multiple servers if needed, creating the possibility to process unlimited amounts of data and support very large numbers of GPS devices. While this was not needed for the initial capacity of the system, building it with this functionality already in place allowed the system to remain relatively unchanged over the years while still being perfectly capable of handling the ever-increasing load. Since the new system has been launched, Uniqtracking has been able to add new features quickly and react to market demands in time. 🔸 An in-depth Uniqtracking case study: lnkd.in/genXM33 🔸 More projects & client reviews on our Clutch.co profile: lnkd.in/eApZaaj