Category: Requirements analysis and specification

28 articles

Case Metsähallitus: Small customizations ensured a better than expected intranet

29 August 2022

Camilla Heikkilä

CASE: M2-Kodit online service helps to find a rental apartment

6 September 2021

Mikko Jokela

CASE: Traficom modernizes its digital self-service channels

30 August 2021

Mikko Jokela

Case: UEF online service is made for its users

23 June 2021

Anna Availa

Case: Kemira.com renewal on a fast schedule

31 May 2021

Mikko Jokela

Planning and initiation of an agile digital project

19 April 2021

Sami Kalanen

Case: Uponor’s new intranet brings the entire organization together

1 March 2021

Camilla Heikkilä

Complete reorganization of the HSY.fi concept was worth it

20 January 2021

Virpi Blom

Case: The service directory plays a key role for the staff intranet of the University of Oulu

11 August 2020

Virpi Blom

Case: Ramirent’s Intranet – triumph over adversity

6 August 2020

Camilla Heikkilä

CASE: Teosto renews all its online services

17 June 2020

Mikko Jokela

Case: Åbo Akademi implemented a bilingual intranet with O365

24 April 2020

Camilla Heikkilä

CASE: Eckerö Line succeeded with a complex web store renewal

5 August 2019

Mikko Jokela

Case: Caverion’s new intranet is an efficient tool for everyday communication

12 November 2018

Kimmo Parkkinen

Case: Peikko Group created several intranets from scratch

6 November 2018

Camilla Heikkilä

Case: intranet for the employees of the City of Tampere

5 November 2018

Kimmo Parkkinen

Content plan for an intranet – What does it include?

29 March 2018

Hanna P. Korhonen

CASE: Tax.fi user-friendliness fine-tuned through testing

19 October 2017

Virpi Blom

Helsinki Expo and Convention Centre’s web services take a digital leap

24 April 2017

Kimmo Parkkinen

Lumo Kotinyt.fi service was tailor made

8 December 2015

Virpi Blom

Our partner selection process opened up

28 June 2015

Kimmo Parkkinen

Intranet requirement specification – 10 tips for good results

26 January 2015

Hanna P. Korhonen

Discover the true differences between intranet tenders

28 May 2014

Kimmo Parkkinen

Discover the true differences between tenders

28 May 2014

Kimmo Parkkinen

Renewing an existing digital service – From chaos to an organized roadmap

27 April 2014

Kimmo Parkkinen

Preparing for a successful web project

23 October 2012

Sami Kalanen

An effective RFP for a web project

16 October 2012

Sami Kalanen

An effective RFP for an intranet project

16 October 2012

Sami Kalanen

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    We design digital service concepts, implementation methods and architectures that are sustainable and can be further developed. We place great importance on the feasibility of software solutions, the availability of good partners and the predictability of costs.

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