Case studies and scenarios.
Real projects are described with the client's written approval and never name the organisation. Illustrative scenarios are labelled as such: they show how we would approach a common problem and claim no results.
Illustrative: a three-shop retailer makes stock numbers match across branches
How a growing retailer could see live stock and sales across shops and online in one system.
Illustrative scenarioEducationIllustrative: a training institute gets control of admissions inquiries and fee follow-up
How an institute could answer every admission inquiry quickly and stop fee recovery depending on one person's notebook.
Illustrative scenarioHealthcareIllustrative: a three-branch clinic stops losing patients between booking and follow-up
How a multi-branch clinic could move from paper registers to one view of appointments, follow-ups and daily numbers.
Illustrative scenarioWhy we don’t name clients.
The systems we build hold a client’s customers, prices and staff records. Naming them would tell their competitors where to look.
- An NDA on requestWe sign a non-disclosure agreement before we see a single record, whenever a client asks. It holds after the project ends.
- Approval before anything is sharedA case study is published only with the client’s written approval, and never with their name, logo or figures they have not cleared.
- Scenarios are labelledWhere we describe how we would solve a common problem, it says “Illustrative” and claims no results.