SCS Solutions

SCS Solutions, founded in 2019, is a Vietnam-based software development firm with over 100 IT experts. The company operates with 20+ years of software development experience and an additional 30 years of expertise in supply chain and logistics—the latter being sourced from its founding team's background rather than the company itself. SCS works across seven industries: healthcare, finance, e-commerce, education, proptech, logistics, and manufacturing. It has served 80 software companies and claims to have generated $89M in development cost savings for clients, with a 94% NPS score and 98% on-time project delivery.

Services and capabilities

SCS divides its offerings into three main buckets: Big Data & AI, Digital Transformation, and Custom Software Development, plus IT Staff Augmentation.

Under Big Data & AI, the firm offers business intelligence, predictive and prescriptive analytics, natural language processing, computer vision, and recommender systems. For computer vision specifically, SCS lists object classification, feature recognition, segmentation, pattern recognition, and object detection. NLP work extends to integration with applications, bots, and IoT devices.

Digital Transformation covers a deep portfolio of supply chain and logistics systems: Warehouse Management System (WMS), Transportation Management System (TMS), Yard Management System (YMS), Material Resource Planning (MRP), and Production Management System (PMS). The firm also builds e-commerce platforms (Magento, Shopify), booking systems, point-of-sale (POS) software, Electronic Data Interchange (EDI), IoT solutions, Automated System Operations (ASO), and Asset Management Systems (AMS).

Custom Software Development spans web, mobile (iOS/Android native and cross-platform), and desktop applications. SCS also offers cloud management, automation testing, DevOps, and system performance optimization. The source emphasizes DevOps as encompassing CI/CD, DevSecOps, GitOps, and Kubernetes.

IT Staff Augmentation covers front-end, back-end, mobile, DevOps engineers, QA/QC, system administrators, digital product designers, business analysts, and product managers.

How they work

The source does not specify engagement model details, pricing, contract terms, or communication cadence. No methodology or process is explicitly described. The firm mentions having a team structure (developers, designers, BAs) and references "tailored" approaches to QA and product management, but concrete details about how engagements are structured—whether fixed-price, time-and-materials, dedicated team, or other—are absent from the material.

Team and credentials

SCS Solutions has over 100 IT experts. No founders are named. No third-party certifications (ISO, SOC 2, etc.), partner status (AWS, Microsoft, Google), awards, or Clutch/G2 ratings are mentioned in the source. The firm does not state English proficiency levels or languages spoken by the team.

Industries served

SCS lists finance, e-commerce, education, manufacturing, logistics, proptech, and healthcare. For finance, it claims two decades as a trusted partner in digital transformation. For e-commerce, it notes experience with B2C, B2B, and B2G retail companies. No specific case studies or named clients are included in the material provided.

Technology stack

Front-end: React (including Redux, Next.js, Three.js, Styled-Components), Angular (with Material, Ant Design, KendoUI, D3.js), Vue.js (with Vuex, Nuxt, Vuetify, Element UI), and vanilla JavaScript with TypeScript, Jest, Jasmine, and Electron.

Back-end: Node.js (NestJS, Express, Koa, GraphQL, Mongoose, TypeORM), .NET (Core, ASP.NET), Python (Django, FastAPI, Flask, Celery, Microservices), Ruby on Rails, and C/C++ (with Boost, opencv, gRPC, TensorFlow).

Mobile: React Native, Flutter, Kotlin/Java (Android native), and Swift/Objective-C (iOS native).

DevOps: AWS (EC2, S3, ECS, Lambda, RDS, DynamoDB, ElastiCache) and Azure (VMs, Functions, Blob Storage, SQL, Kubernetes, IoT Hub, AI services).

Databases mentioned include PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, and DynamoDB. The source also references Docker/Kubernetes, GraphQL, and REST APIs across multiple stacks.