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Your team plans 40 campaigns a quarter. Fewer than 10 ship. AI keeps making recommendations. Revenue only follows what launches. Optimizely gives you the AI engine. We build the system that turns its recommendations into live campaigns, without a developer bottleneck. We proved it on our own site: campaigns launched 40% faster, and total cost of ownership dropped by up to 50%. Take the AI Marketing Readiness Assessment for CMOs. https://sftsrv.com/iTwMAv

On Ukraine’s 35th Independence Day, we honor the resilience and courage of its people. In 1991, Ukraine declared its independence. Today, Ukrainians continue to defend it. We remember those who gave their lives for Ukraine’s freedom and those who continue to fight for a future where no days are interrupted by sirens or attacks. May the years ahead bring a just and lasting peace — and a future where Ukrainians can live freely and safely.

Only 4 of 33 AI proofs of concept ever reach production. The other 29 stall for the same reason. Nobody defined what success looked like before the agent was built. Our new paper lays out the measurement discipline that changes those odds, and the governed business case behind up to $142M in projected savings. Download the full paper: https://sftsrv.com/hGbRHJ

Four live demos. One booth. One question: how do you take enterprise AI from pilot to production? SoftServe joins Cisco and NVIDIA at Cisco GSX FY'27 — Booth PS15, Digital Resilience Zone — with agentic AI, AI security, Splunk and observability, video intelligence, and intelligent industry solutions, running live. Three companies, one shared focus: turning AI opportunity into production-scale results, faster. Stop by PS15 to see how it works before you build it. https://sftsrv.com/qOnope

Automation is great until product changes, exceptions, and alerts bring it to a halt. The Warehouse of the Future is built for exactly those moments. It's a real-time, self-healing operation that closes the gap between what the floor sees and how it responds. Fewer bottlenecks. Faster decisions. Smarter actions. SoftServe and NVIDIA bring physical and agentic AI into warehouse operations. SoftServe is all in on NVIDIA. Explore what's possible https://sftsrv.com/RsUngb

Marketing teams shouldn't need a developer and a week-long ticket just to add a data field. That's the reality for most teams running Optimizely Data Platform. Routine schema changes get stuck behind an API built for complex work, not everyday requests. Opal ODP Tools change that. Describe the change. and it's done in minutes. See how it works: https://sftsrv.com/cBJfSG

The robotics market will grow 19.6% a year through 2036. And that growth will favor the enterprises that tested right, not just the ones that moved first. Physical trials are slow, costly, and risky. Worse, they miss the failures that matter most, jams, drops, sensor faults, until it's too late to fix them cheaply. A virtual environment surfaces those failures before hardware ever ships. SoftServe and NVIDIA help enterprises create that environment: a Virtual Gym for Physical AI, where robots train, test, fail, and improve before physical deployment. The approach shows how it works, and what it catches that physical testing can't: https://sftsrv.com/4EG8x0

What if your next project helped make enterprise AI more reliable? At SoftServe, you can work with advanced technologies like the ones behind our ContextFabric — a solution that turns scattered documents into a trusted knowledge layer for AI search, Q&A, and validation. You get to solve complex challenges around context, structure, authority, and traceability — helping create AI experiences where every answer can be backed by evidence. Ready to take on your next challenge? Explore our open roles ➡️ https://sftsrv.com/92GLjH

Your factory floor and your business systems still speak different languages. That's not a technical detail — it's why data-driven decisions have nothing to run on. An industry analysis of SoftServe's global MIT Technology Review Insights study found that manufacturers who bridge operations and IT are the ones turning OEE visibility into decisions they can defend. Everyone else is still finding out through the loss itself. See what separates the two: https://sftsrv.com/S6lAi5

There's one discipline agentic teams keep skipping: writing their own commit messages. It sounds small. It isn't. Typing out what changed and why is the moment you find out whether you still understand your own codebase, before that gap becomes a bug. Skip it, and you won't notice your grip slipping until the day something breaks that no agent can explain. Read why documentation has to work both ways now: https://sftsrv.com/EHA9WF