Software development, UX design, and machine learning experts based in Atlanta, Georgia.
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WHAT WE DO
Software design and development
At Digital Scientists, we partner with clients to deliver transformative software experiences, changing the way they think about product design and development. Born in metro Atlanta, Georgia, we help companies of all sizes bring new software products to market with our speed and expertise.
Mobile app development
Bring your iOS or Android app to market quickly with our team of experienced mobile product designers and developers. We’ve been creating mobile apps since 2008, with deep experience building apps with the React Native framework.
let’s goUX design
Design, build, and transform your user’s journey using our highly experienced and disciplined team of researchers and product designers. Strategy and service design workshops, UX research, and UX/UI design and prototyping capabilities.
let’s goAI & machine learning
Natural language processing, smart recommendations, image recognition, and deep personalization. Learn how our team can utilize machine learning to transform the user experience for your customers.
let’s goDigital transformation
A consultative partnership to define a transformative vision for your organization. Our digital transformation program is a structured approach that can radically transform the way you utilize technology to serve your customers.
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Chris Beauregard Director of Product Management @ Mailchimp
FEATURED PRODUCT
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sync with sales
Introducing Sync with Sales, a two-way integration between your sales CRM and your Mailchimp account. Sync your contacts, companies, deals, and email campaign results across your CRM and Mailchimp. Get a complete view of the sales pipeline. Learn what works and sell more.
We’re okay with OKRs – Part Two
In part two of our exciting discussion about OKRs (Objectives and Key Results), hosts Rob Hall and Jay Cosgrove with veteran product manager Nick Alexander get down to brass tacks about the practical usage of OKRs within teams both large and small.
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