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Hi everyone,

I’d like to open a discussion about top retail technology companies and share why I think ZoolaTech in retail software development should be part of that list. Retail today is not just about sales — it’s about experience, speed, and data. Companies that master digital transformation, omnichannel strategies, and AI-driven insights are shaping the future of retail.

What defines a “top retail tech company”?

For me, the leaders in this space are those that:

Have proven experience with global retailers

Deliver measurable business results (higher conversion, reduced inventory cost, better UX)

Apply advanced technologies like AI/ML, data analytics, and cloud

Scale efficiently while staying customer-focused

Why I chose ZoolaTech

After comparing several firms, I picked ZoolaTech
because they stand out in a few key ways:

Deep retail focus
ZoolaTech builds solutions specifically for retail — omnichannel platforms, predictive analytics, real-time inventory optimization, mobile commerce, and legacy system modernization.
→ They’ve completed over 125 retail projects so far.

Strong growth and scale

Revenue: around $70.5 million per year

Team: 300–450 employees

Sources: Growjo, CompWorth

Ukrainian media report that in 6 years they’ve grown to 450 staff and work with major global retailers. (ITC.ua)

Tech and delivery innovation
They use a flexible model — combining managed delivery and team extension — plus modern retail tech stacks: cloud, AI analytics, mobile-first commerce, and predictive supply-chain tools.

Why they stand out
Unlike many IT vendors, ZoolaTech positions itself as a retail-focused technology partner. They’re not just coding platforms — they’re building solutions that directly impact customer experience, loyalty, and revenue growth.

Questions for the community

What criteria do you personally use when identifying “top retail technology companies”?

How do you compare retail-focused service firms like ZoolaTech to SaaS vendors (e.g., Shopify, Salesforce Commerce, Adobe)?

Has anyone here collaborated with ZoolaTech or seen their solutions in real retail environments?