CASE STUDY
Revamping Digital Presence
Demonstrating Our Expertise Through Real-World Success Stories
In our collection of case studies, we present the tangible results of our dedication, expertise, and collaborative approach in overcoming complex challenges for our clients. Each case study represents a unique opportunity where we partnered with organizations to understand their specific needs, navigate obstacles, and deliver impactful solutions. Through these real-world examples, we invite you to explore how our team's innovative strategies and unwavering commitment translated into measurable success for our clients across various industries
Revamping Times Ascent's Digital Presence
This case study delves into the collaborative effort between Times Ascent and SAS ONE, highlighting the significant improvements and ongoing enhancements to the digital platform.
Leveraging NPU for Advanced Solutions
SAS ONE, a leading technology solutions provider, embarked on a project to harness the power of Neural Processing Units (NPU) for developing cutting-edge applications in various domains.
Transforming Digital Presence: Educationtimes.com Revamp Case Study
Education Times, a prominent online educational platform, embarked on a journey to revamp its website to enhance user experience and expand its reach.
Empowering Small Businesses: A Case Study on One Post by SAS ONE
. This case study explores how One Post empowers small businesses to enhance their social media presence and drive growth affordably and efficiently.
Revolutionizing Freelancing: A Case Study on Rozgaar India by SAS ONE
Rozgaar India, an innovative freelancing platform developed by SAS ONE, aims to transform the landscape of freelance work by connecting clients with skilled freelancers.
Component EOL Management in i.MX 8M Mini / Nano SOM Re Design
This case study details the process undertaken to address component obsolescence within a Printed Circuit Board (PCB) design utilizing i.MX 8M Mini / Nano System on Module (SOM). A Bill of Materials (BOM) analysis revealed a growing number of end-of-life (EOL) or obsolete components, prompting the need for replacements. The objective was to seamlessly integrate suitable replacements while maintaining the original board dimensions and functionality specific to the IMX 8MMini/Nano SOM.