IT for a growing retail chain
My first job in IT — 13 years in which the chain grew from 5 to 67 stores and more than 180 computers.
Here time is one more dimension — you can walk along it like a corridor. Every cell is a moment when a system is already working for people.
Scroll — time moves forward ↓
My first job in IT — 13 years in which the chain grew from 5 to 67 stores and more than 180 computers.
Clinic IP telephony with custom reports — missed calls no longer get lost, and each receptionist's work is visible.
How AI transcribed and analyzed over 25,000 clinic calls and showed what patients actually ask for.
Read the story →A pilot where AI listens to the appointment and prepares the records — and an honest look at why it didn't go live.
Read the story →Lab results flow into the medical system on their own — 30 minutes of staff work a day instead of 4 hours.
Read the story →How paper charts are tracked with RFID tags at a medical center.
Read the story →Language models on old GPUs — a custom llama.cpp build and a gateway, with no cloud and no new servers.
Read the story →A site for a US client that checks in seconds whether fiber reaches an address and collects requests, with an AI agent inside.
Read the story →How a gas station chain moved off 1C 7.7 step by step, with real-time exchange between discount card processing and 1C 8.3.
All appointment records in a single database, with templates the doctors maintain themselves.
Three devices for the clinic's safety certificate — from circuit design and firmware to installation.