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In our more than quarter-century of existence, we have faced many challenges. In this article, we will only mention the two most common ones, because one of them occurs almost everywhere.
One of the most typical is what we just call the Excel© trap.
Almost every one of our clients uses a lot of Excel files to help their various processes, and over time these become opaque or unmanageable.
Not to mention the security issues.
Almost every one of our clients uses a lot of Excel files to help their various processes, and over time these become opaque or unmanageable.
Not to mention the security issues.
What kind of trap?
Most of our partners have experienced at least once that an Excel file, in which they managed several months, or even several years of data, suddenly got damaged or lost. Or a colleague changed a formula and this was only discovered when it caused a serious problem. In such cases, the frantic rush and search for the fault begins.
However, the fault actually lies in the design of the system.
Excel is a very effective tool, but it is not suitable for managing large amounts of sensitive data, to which different colleagues can access with different permissions. After all, it was not designed for this.
However, the fault actually lies in the design of the system.
Excel is a very effective tool, but it is not suitable for managing large amounts of sensitive data, to which different colleagues can access with different permissions. After all, it was not designed for this.
What is the solution?
Every tool should be used for what it was designed to do, because that is what it is effective at. Read our comparison study to make a wiser decision!
The other big category, which occurs almost everywhere, is design errors.
Many professionals who are exceptionally knowledgeable in their profession make the mistake of wanting to design their IT processes themselves.
This is often a problem because they do not really know their options or the potential pitfalls of improperly designed processes and connections.
Many professionals who are exceptionally knowledgeable in their profession make the mistake of wanting to design their IT processes themselves.
This is often a problem because they do not really know their options or the potential pitfalls of improperly designed processes and connections.
What is the solution?
We have encountered countless such situations, and that is why we developed SDP, a special six-step design process, the essence of which is that you get exactly what you want at the end of the development.
We have been designing custom systems for over 25 years!