Client stories, published only once the client has agreed

There is nothing here yet, and that is a decision rather than an oversight. We would rather show you an empty page than a story we invented.

Being prepared

Three studies are in preparation, one for each kind of work we do. They appear here when the client has approved the wording and the numbers.

Area: Data governance
A data classification programme for a regulated organisation
Coming soon
Area: Custom software
A bilingual workflow platform replacing paper approvals
Coming soon
Area: Application support
Steady-state support for a business-critical application
Coming soon

The same structure every time, so you can compare them rather than read marketing.

The situation
The client’s problem in their words, and what it was costing them. Named, or anonymised as something like "a UAE retail group" where naming is not permitted.
At a glance
Industry, scope and timeline in three lines, so you can tell within seconds whether it resembles your situation.
What we did
The assessment, the design, the build and the rollout — including the parts that went wrong and what we changed.
The solution
The architecture, the technologies and the integrations, with a diagram or a screenshot of the real thing.
Results
Measured outcomes only: time saved, cost reduced, uptime. If we cannot show the number, we will not describe the effect.
What happened next
Whether the client continued with us, and on what basis.

A client name without their written agreement to use it.
A number we cannot evidence, or a percentage with no baseline behind it.
A quote nobody actually said, or one assembled from several conversations.
A logo wall. A logo is not a case study, and most of them are there to borrow credibility rather than demonstrate it.

Ask on a call. We can talk about work we cannot yet publish in more detail than we can write it down.