Talk to us about your data

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What happens after you write

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    A person reads it

    Every message is read by someone on the team.

  2. 2

    A first conversation

    We set up a call to understand the problem, the systems behind it and who needs the answer.

  3. 3

    A written proposal

    You get what we would do, in what order and what it would take, before any work starts.

Questions people ask first

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How does an engagement usually start?

With a conversation about the problem, then a short discovery: we look at the systems and reports involved and come back with what we would do first, and why.

Do you work with the tools we already have?

Yes. We work in the platform you already run, whether that is SQL Server, Azure, AWS or a mix, and only suggest moving when there is a clear reason to.

Do you work on site or remotely?

Both. Our teams are in Johannesburg, Pretoria and Cape Town, and most work is a mix of on-site days for workshops and remote days for building.

How do you handle our data?

Under your access rules and on your systems wherever possible. We agree what we can see before we start, and nothing leaves your environment without your say-so.

Can you add engineers to our team instead of running a project?

Yes. We place data and software engineers inside your own team for as long as the work needs them. How embedded engineers work.

What does it cost?

That depends on the scope. After a first conversation you get a written proposal with the scope and the cost, before anything starts.