Can’t find the software to meet all your needs? NSI considers your business, how you work and your specific needs to agilely develop customised software for you at a controlled cost, meeting your expectations in full.
Can’t find the software to meet all your needs? NSI considers your business, how you work and your specific needs to agilely develop customised software for you at a controlled cost, meeting your expectations in full.
Let’s meet Marc Bouillon, CIO
Marc Bouillon, CIO at Fédérale Assurance shares his customer experience developing customised applications and in third-party application maintenance. A working relationship that began in 2008.
“NSI is really perceived as a true partner, highly appreciated not only in the IT department but also by users”
There are many reasons for getting into customised software development :
User licences represent a significant cost even though you may not even use many of the multiple functional features provided.
Your solution is aging, decrepit even, and perhaps no longer qualifies for maintenance which could put you in danger.
Just as your core business is unique, you’d like a solution that is uniquely yours.
Our team is constantly by your side, through to the end of your project. Thorough analysis of your needs and strict project pacing are the secrets to its success.
A customised solution creates a positive, simple and effective user experience.
You add extra functional features as your company and your business needs to develop.
Your customised software is a perfect match for your business’s specific needs.
Customised software helps you to optimise and automate processes and improve productivity. This is a real time- and money-saver as user licences do not need to be renewed.
Sticking close to most of our customers’ needs, we track the most widespread technology on the market, often finding an alternative between a commercial solution and an open-source solution.
The technologies mainly used on our projects are:
We usually suggest working with an Agile collaborative method. This iterative method offers the following advantages:
The project is broken down into several iterations. The end of each iteration (or sprint) marks the completion of a module which can be delivered to the customer. The workload is estimated at the start of the iteration and subsequently reviewed when it finishes.