In each of these industries, the software the teams need is of use to a single client, and no software vendor has any reason to write it. We build it, paid on results, then maintain it and keep it evolving. What changes from one industry to the next is the vocabulary, the constraints and the form the scoping phase takes.
A body of contractually binding material that exists only as documents, and a legal review every time a coverage question comes up.
Quoting that rests on two people, an ERP that ignores your bills of materials, a shop floor with no monitoring, work permits still on paper.
A business tool no vendor covers, legacy software nobody can evolve any more, sources to reconcile. Security clearances, hosting and segregation set out in writing.
See the industry →A group growing through acquisitions, different tools at every site acquired, and no consolidated view.
See the industry →These pages describe situations we come across often enough to have built tools for them. Most of our work is still building the software no vendor sells, paid on results, whatever the sector.
A few lines are enough. Your message goes straight to the engineers who will do the scoping, and the first call is free.
