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Quote automation for manufacturers: what changed in the last year

Quote automation for manufacturers: what changed in the last year

Manufacturers do not lose days on quotes because pricing is hard. They lose them because someone has to turn drawings, emails and spreadsheets into a clean list before pricing can even begin. That manual step is finally small enough to automate.

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From Monthly Excel Close to Automated Logistics Settlement

From Monthly Excel Close to Automated Logistics Settlement

Many logistics teams still close monthly settlement through large spreadsheet workflows. It works only when the right people, file versions, and manual checks align. That is a fragile model for growth.

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Practical Business and Technical Guide to 3D Product Configurators

Practical Business and Technical Guide to 3D Product Configurators

In this article, Jakub Bily shares a practical approach to choosing the right configurator. When 2D makes sense, when 3D is the better fit, and when it’s worth adding AR as a bonus. He explains what typically has the biggest impact on development budget and how integration with an e-commerce platform, ERP, or production workflows can reshape the entire sales process. The article also briefly touches on the technical side of building a 3D configurator, including integration with existing systems. All of this based on real-world experience.

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LiveKit Agents: An architectural breakdown of the framework for building real-time AI agents

LiveKit Agents: An architectural breakdown of the framework for building real-time AI agents

In-depth analysis for technical leaders: why this is not just another bot builder, but a strategic infrastructure layer for enterprise applications.

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Vendor Lock-in - Hidden Costs and How to Prevent Them by Barbora Thornton

Vendor Lock-in - Hidden Costs and How to Prevent Them by Barbora Thornton

Vendor lock-in happens when a company relies so much on one vendor's product or service that switching becomes too costly, complex, or disruptive. It can lead to lost data, money, and business stability. Barbora Thornton, COO at Moravio, shares her expertise on this important topic.

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