Blimop

Business systems built in weeks are the focus of Blimop, an Argentine software company. It designs and builds business software using AI and automation, and it also supplies skilled IT staff to extend a client's own development team. The company describes itself as an official provider under Kit 4.0, a national programme in Argentina that supports digital transformation for small and mid-sized firms.

Staff augmentation

Staff augmentation places developers, quality assurance specialists, business analysts, product owners and Scrum masters inside a client's team. The company presents this as a quick way to add capacity when a project needs more people, and it says the service suits any project whatever its size or complexity, from prototypes to large applications.

End-to-end product projects

For clients that want to hand over a whole product, Blimop assembles a dedicated team. That team usually includes a project or delivery manager, a software architect and a DevOps specialist, with other roles added to fit each project. Management is shared between the client's product owner and the Blimop team, so the client keeps control of what is built.

Consultancy, agile delivery and support

The company offers consultancy and delivery management using agile Scrum and design sprints. It also lists maintenance, support and DevOps consulting among its services, together with an MVP builder aimed at getting an early version of a product into users' hands quickly.

Technologies and standards

Work is built with .NET, Angular, React, Vue, Node.js, Python, Java, PHP, C

and C++, using SQL databases such as PostgreSQL and MySQL and cloud hosting on AWS. The company describes its standards as covering quality, security and client satisfaction, and it stresses the adaptability of its engineers to new technologies.

Projects cited

Projects the company cites include a telemedicine platform for the provincial health ministry of Buenos Aires, a platform for a global music company, and a system for selling and dispensing paint across a retail network of paint shops. Each is presented as an example of tailoring systems to a particular industry.

Industries and public bodies served

The company says it works with businesses across several industries, along with public bodies such as the provincial health ministry. Its services are aimed at companies that need systems built faster or teams that can extend their capacity without long hiring cycles.