Victoria Livschitz

Victoria Livschitz

Victoria Livschitz founded Grid Dynamics in 2006 to bring new big ideas - cloud, open-source, DevOps and big data - to large enterprises. Under her leadership, Grid Dynamics became a successful, fast-growing engineering IT services company known for transformative, mission-critical cloud solutions for retail, finance and technology sectors.Victoria received numerous awards for engineering excellence, including Sun Systems Engineer of the Year and Ford Chairman’s Award, and holds several patents. Victoria graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from Case Western Reserve University and attended graduate programs at Purdue University and Stanford University.

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Victoria Livschitz

Victoria Livschitz founded Grid Dynamics in 2006 to bring new big ideas - cloud, open-source, DevOps and big data - to large enterprises. Under her leadership, Grid Dynamics became a successful, fast-growing engineering IT services company known for transformative, mission-critical cloud solutions for retail, finance and technology sectors.Victoria received numerous awards for engineering excellence, including Sun Systems Engineer of the Year and Ford Chairman’s Award, and holds several patents. Victoria graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from Case Western Reserve University and attended graduate programs at Purdue University and Stanford University.

Victoria Livschitz

Top business drivers of real-time analytics and machine learning in retail

The retail industry is increasingly using real-time data analytics to improve customer engagement, optimise operations and drive sales. Retailers are moving away from traditional business intelligence tools that rely on historic data and offline modelling, and are instead using algorithms that operate on real-time data to generate personalised offers, compute dynamic pricing and optimise order sourcing locations in real-time.

Dear Oracle ATG users, It is time to treat your ATG stack as a legacy system and move forward to the cloud, open source, and microservices

This article discusses the challenges and limitations of Oracle ATG as an e-commerce platform for large retailers and highlights the reasons why companies are moving away from it. It also provides insights into the benefits of replatforming to modern, open-source solutions.