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Modernizing Retail Commerce from Monolith to Composable Microservices

Retail commerce architecture showing the transition from a monolithic platform to headless experiences, independent microservices, API gateways and event-driven integrations.

USMICRO established an ODC-led commerce modernization programme that decoupled digital experiences from the legacy backend, decomposed core commerce functions into independently deployable services and introduced API, event and DevOps foundations for faster, lower-risk change.

Building Production-Ready AI Engineering Capability in a GCC

Engineering team in a Global Capability Center working across data pipelines, model deployment, MLOps monitoring and production AI integration.

USMICRO helped a Global Capability Center move beyond notebook-level AI experimentation by introducing capability-based technical assessment, stronger data and MLOps foundations, and production engineering practices for deploying, monitoring and integrating AI into real products.

Moving B2B Ordering from Email to a Governed Digital Portal

B2B ordering environment showing email-based vendor transactions converging into a governed digital portal with automated workflows, scorecards and compliance dashboards.

USMICRO used an ODC-led adoption and engineering model to shift B2B ordering away from email and into a governed digital portal — combining vendor onboarding, automated scorecards, workflow standardization and compliance visibility.

Building Supply Chain Resilience Through a Unified B2B Supplier Portal

Supply chain control tower connecting suppliers, EDI and API integrations, ERP systems, warehouses, logistics networks and predictive inventory planning.

USMICRO engineered a unified B2B supplier portal and integration layer that connected legacy EDI, modern APIs, enterprise systems and forecasting workflows — giving procurement teams and suppliers a shared operational view while reducing manual coordination and inventory inefficiency.