Founded in 1998, Itransition is a global software engineering and IT consulting company with 3,000+ engineers supporting clients across 40 countries. We combine strong technical expertise, solid business understanding, and proven delivery processes to successfully implement software projects of any size and complexity.
We work with clients across healthcare, finance, manufacturing, retail, insurance, software & hi-tech, professional services, and other industries, helping them design, modernize, and scale digital solutions that drive measurable business outcomes. Our client portfolio includes industry leaders such as Lloyd’s Register, The Economist, IATA, Maxmed Healthcare, Terumo, Gcore, Waters Corporation, PepsiCo, Expedia, and PayPal, among others.
Itransition consistently earns recognition in global rankings and industry reports by leading independent research and advisory firms, including Gartner, Forrester Research, Zinnov Research, Clutch.co, Everest Group, Quadrant Knowledge Solutions, IAOP, and the Global Sourcing Association, reflecting its strong market presence, delivery excellence, and proven expertise in software engineering and digital product development.
The company partners with world-leading industry players, including Microsoft, Salesforce, SAP, AWS, Google Cloud, Odoo, UiPath, and others.
BlaBlaCar is the world’s leading community-based travel app enabling 40 million active members a year to share a ride in 41 countries. Its technology matches drivers with empty seats with passengers heading the same way, so they can share the cost of the trip. With the mission to be the go-to marketplace for shared travel, BlaBlaCar combines carpooling with bus journeys from over 6 000 operators to offer a wide choice of affordable and sustainable travel solutions, all in one app.
In 2024, BlaBlaCar’s trusted community connected 2.6 million meeting points worldwide and enabled 120 million human connections. Carpool drivers saved 538 million euros, and all BlaBlaCar’s mobility services contributed to avoiding 2.5 million tonnes of CO2 emissions.