The Dawn
iDigit was created between 2012 and 2013 by our founder, Ozer Bakir, who at that time was working as a full-time software developer in the FinTech industry in London.
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Using his free time such as weekends and onboard frequent flights for coding, the first version of iDigit was launched by late 2013 after approximately 750 hours of research and development.
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The first version of iDigit was not perfect, as it had scratches and scoffs to polish, however the vision it was based on served as a window that opened up to vast horizons.
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iDigit was first launched for the apparel industry, which quickly expanded into others such as upholstery, automotive, leather goods, marine, education, defense, aerospace, composites, metal sheets and similar industries.
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In less than 10 years, iDigit grew to have more than 2,000 installations around the world including some of the leading companies in their fields, such as Blue Origin, Adidas, Total Energies, Pagani, Chanel and many more. All thanks to our customer centered approach explained below.
Once a game changer, always a game changer
The secret of success in almost every field is always hidden in the implementation, rather than the formula. The steps that lead to exceptional results are always easier said than done.
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That's why while we tell the story of iDigit's success, the disclosure of what we do is not a concern at all. That's because at iDigit, we do well known things differently.
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In fact, for being a leader in any field one must aim to move the entire domain towards a better position, with all the players in that field including even the competition.
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With this approach, all parties benefit from the value created by the collective forward motion whilst leaders maintain their competitive edge by always keeping one step ahead.
The status quo is for followers, not leaders.
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Our Modus Operandi
Know your customer (literally)
We have a tight-knit relationship with our clients, which enables us to listen to their challenges, requirements and requests closely and convert them into a customer centered product.
Every contact with a customer is a valuable opportunity to fine tune an existing feature of our software and better yet, to add a new feature that serves them and other similar customers in the best way possible.
This method of improvement by two-way interaction in order to perfect something within the habitat it exists in, is best
known as "evolution".
Etymology
“The noblest pleasure is the joy of understanding”
Leonardo Da Vinci