Projects

Work in progress. Case studies come with the numbers.

We describe ongoing projects through the problem being addressed and the work involved. Once measured, approved results are available, we present them as case studies.

What you will find on this pageTransparency note

An ongoing project can be described before results are available to publish. We state its status and provenance; metrics are added only when measured and verifiable.§

What we are working on today

The work we can share today, with its provenance. Descriptions cover the interventions without anticipating their results.

Deexma Labs project — ongoing

Atradius

Trade credit insurance. An ongoing Deexma Labs project: the intervention will be described when the client allows it to be shared.

Deexma Labs project — ongoing

Deda.next

An Italian IT group active in the public sector and utilities. An ongoing Deexma Labs project: the same rule applies, the intervention is described when it can be shared.

Deexma Labs project — ongoing

Public-sector digital archiving

The challenge is to evolve a legacy digital-archiving product used by the Italian public administration. The ongoing intervention is its re-engineering, with the aim of making it easier to maintain.

The origin of the workDeexma Labs project — ongoing

A project started by deexma, now handled by Deexma Labs. The client remains unnamed: we describe the context and intervention without claiming measured results.§

THE POLICY

How we describe our work

How the first case study will be structured

When a Deexma Labs project has measured results, we will always present it in the same order, under four headings:

  1. The problem the process as it was before: time, manual steps and errors.
  2. The intervention what we built and within which systems, without rewriting what already worked.
  3. The before-and-after metric figures measured on the same process and approved by the client.
  4. The timeframe from the start of the audit to the system going into production.

This structure applies to case studies with measured results. Ongoing projects remain identified as such.

The next result starts here.

It always starts with the audit: one week, a written roadmap, your decision.

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