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We believe in the power of mathematics. Numbers rule our world, they define the laws of nature, and they – and this is crucial – represent facts rather than opinions. Numbers are therefore the essential building blocks of our work, the driver behind our success.

We understand that not everyone’s a data geek, so we do our best to transform our world of numbers into the world of meaningful sentences. Because that’s how people communicate and interact with each other. So the way we write our code and the way we organize our time in development is to make the transition between those two worlds as seamless as possible. While we are not perfect yet and may not perfect all our methods for years to come, we still see this as an advantage. 

We know what needs to be done to find this little singularity of ours – defining our work path and taking so much time of our weekends and after-hours.

From the start ( 2004) we have focused mainly on the data part of our job, and we believe we have fou

Tania Manzo

Inventoro