Krilotek

Krilotek helps businesses bring their IT systems up to date, and its pitch rests on three ideas that run through its site: automate tasks to lower cost, apply artificial intelligence to improve the bottom line, and make technology agile enough for how people work now. It describes a workplace of distributed teams, new business models and complicated security problems, and says the right digital tools are what keep employees connected and productive wherever they sit.

Low-code tools for small and medium businesses

The firm points out that building applications was once seen as an expensive investment for smaller companies. Its answer is low-code development, which it says lets a workforce pick up developer-like skills and produce, test and deliver technology quickly: apps, data analysis, automated processes and virtual agents. It argues that centralizing project information in one place removes layers of project management overhead, and that when people from management, sales, accounting or production build applications themselves, new points of view reach the design. Krilotek offers to introduce and implement these tools.

Serverless applications and integrations

Using cloud platforms such as Azure and AWS, the company builds serverless applications, which it describes as a low-risk and flexible way to build business processes and client solutions. Its stated benefits are resilience, because each function runs independently and one failure does not bring down the whole application, lower infrastructure cost since resources are used only as needed, and easy scaling up or back. API integrations are the third piece: connecting third-party software to extend and streamline a business process.

Artificial intelligence and edge deployments

On the AI side, Krilotek says cloud-based AI services can support business analytics, customer service, operational automation, inventory management and recruitment, and that it helps deploy them. It also describes work at the edge, using Internet of Things and edge computing to run AI, machine learning and stream analytics locally on sensors. The areas listed include embedded AI, IoT system design, edge deployments, intelligent apps and event-driven processing.

Secure collaboration and a modernization roadmap

For remote workers, vendors and other outside collaborators, the firm introduces secure collaboration tools. It says it works with a client's stakeholders on a roadmap to a modern workforce, connecting employees securely and making the business more agile and compliant, so staff spend their time on the customer experience instead of repetitive tasks. The site invites visitors to ask for a team assessment.