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Why make things complicated?
- Analyse your business processes questionning each activity
- Analyse your business systems to establish if they're helping or hindering
- Proposing change to realise the true value of your business
What I offer
I'm an experienced freelancer offering a range of consultancy and system development services, from just helping identify your problems to developing custom enterprise level IT systems to your requirements. I have over 10 years experience, working with major clients and am equally skilled in business as I am with technology and software development.
Get a true return on investment through solutions that deliver only what you need.
How many features and functions does your business system give you that you don't even know how to use? How many do you use on a daily basis? I'm a big believer in the concept of YAGNI - You Aint Gonna Need It - and prefer to concentrate on the functions that will deliver your business benefits without giving you all the bells and whistles that complicate the usability and inflate the cost and time of delivering a solution.
The solutions we provide are sufficiently clever and yet remarkably simple
If something is difficult people will find a way of doing it differently. All that time and money you spent putting in a clever system is wasted when it's completely bypassed because your team don't understand it or it's cumbersome to use.
Latest Articles
Test Driven Development is the saviour of all development projects (apparently). Is it really worth writing all that extra code?....
Scrum only works if the business buys into its concepts. Read a brief(ish) introduction to the basic concepts of Scrum and use it to convince the business of its benefits.
You show the client your super clever solution to their impossibly complicated business problem, proud in the knowledge that it's the best thing you've ever developed... and of course, it's all completely wrong...
It's human nature to show off your skills and to bask in the glory of a peer telling you how impressed they are but if you overcook it, they won't even understand it enough to be impressed...
