A car manufacturer's ERP and a patient-tracking tool have nothing in common — not the data, not the deadlines, not what counts as acceptable when something breaks. Twenty years spent moving between industries taught us to listen to those rules before proposing an architecture.
Manufacturers, distributors and networks: organisations where one decision commits thousands of users and several departments at once.
We hold the functional lead on a programme at a leading international manufacturer, in partnership with Ordatel: cross-team scoping, specifications, UAT and coordinated deployments.
Dealer portals · Fleet tracking · Configurators · Aftersales
Traceability and availability are not negotiable. A defect is fixed before it is explained, and every entry must still be justifiable months later.
Management applications, back offices, dashboards and interfaces to existing systems, with the audit requirements that come with them.
Back office · Regulatory reporting · Reconciliation · Access rights
A second of latency and an abandoned basket are measured in revenue. Traffic peaks give no warning, and stock has to stay accurate to the second.
Stores, checkout funnels, payment methods, subscriptions, and the link to the ERP and stock management that decides everything else.
Online stores · Payments · Subscriptions · ERP integration
Cycles measured in years, many parties involved and heavy documents. A tool has to outlast the project it supports, not a sprint.
Asset management, site tracking, document workflows and mobile applications for teams who are never at a desk.
Site tracking · Property management · Document management · Field apps
Personal data, fine-grained access rights, legally framed processes — and internal users who are not engineers and should not have to be.
Recruitment tools, time tracking, employee portals and integrations with payroll software.
Recruitment · Employee portal · Time tracking · Payroll integration
Anonymisation, traceable decisions and caution about what an algorithm is allowed to assert. The sector where roughly working does not exist.
Image processing, clinical data structuring and tracking tools, from prototype to pilot, with the documentation a care environment demands.
Imaging · Clinical data · Patient tracking · Compliance
These six are the ones we have already worked in. Approaching an unfamiliar trade does not change: understand the constraints before proposing a solution, and distrust what looks obvious.
