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• You had bad experiences with IT projects in the past (schedules not met, cost overruns, problems with a supplier, ...) ...here >>>

• You have no time or the IT technical knowledge necessary to elaborate  the requirements and specifications in an appropriate way... here >>>

• You are not sure whether your specifications are complete, understandable by the software developer, detailed enough, technically feasible or appropriate to the hardware status? here >>>

• You don´t want to be fully dependent just on your suppliers in project planning and management ...here  >>>

• You plan to purchase IT systems, you don´t know the right supplier and the current state of the art too little however ...here  >>>

• You are not sure whether the offered IT system complies to the ergonomic requirements... here  >>>

• You are not sure if the offered system corresponds to the current state of the art...  here  >>>

• You want to be sure that the suplied system corresponds to your requirements, and you want to check the supply against the points of the contract agreement

• You are doing business in security-critical and high risk areas (such as medical, pharmaceutical, automotive, aerospace, railway technology, ...) and must conduct a formal software validation... here >>>

• You are not sure whether your IT processes run efficiently and effectively and want to identify the areas with improvement potential... here >>>

• You are situated in a very difficult phase of the project and don´t know exactly how to proceed ...here >>>

• You believe that you have not received the agreed performance, you cannot agree about the matter with your supplier, and therefore you want either the performance, or a discount, or the right to proceed according to the law...here >>>