Our method

Five steps, from the first conversation to long-term evolution. Each has an objective, activities and deliverables that you can check.

Working meeting in front of a large screen showing a flow diagram.
  1. 1. Scope

    Objective

    Understand the need, how the solution will be used and the constraints before committing.

    Activities

    • Interviews with management, care professions and the IT department
    • Review of what is already in place
    • Definition of scope, priorities and risks

    Deliverables

    • Scoping note
    • Roadmap
  2. 2. Design

    Objective

    Define the solution, its architecture and its user journeys together with users.

    Activities

    • Workshops with users
    • Mock-ups and prototypes
    • Functional and technical architecture

    Deliverables

    • Specifications
    • Mock-ups
    • Architecture document
  3. 3. Secure

    Objective

    Build security and data protection into every step.

    Activities

    • Risk analysis
    • Definition of access rights and traceability
    • Consideration of regulatory requirements

    Deliverables

    • Risk analysis
    • Documented security measures
  4. 4. Build

    Objective

    Deliver in short stages, with regular releases that can be checked.

    Activities

    • Iterative development
    • Testing and acceptance with users
    • Documentation

    Deliverables

    • Delivered releases
    • Acceptance test plan
    • Documentation
  5. 5. Evolve

    Objective

    Maintain, measure and adapt the solution over time.

    Activities

    • Monitoring
    • Corrective and ongoing maintenance
    • Measuring use and gathering feedback from the field

    Deliverables

    • Monitoring dashboard
    • Evolution plan

Security runs through every step

Securing is a step in its own right, but not an isolated one: security and data protection requirements are taken into account from scoping through to maintenance.

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