Software projects often begin with a description of a frustrating task rather than a detailed technical brief. A business may know that something takes too long but not yet know whether software, training or a different workflow would help.
The five-star Google review
Rob listened to me attentively and provided solutions. His friendliness and willingness to give allowed for honest conversations about the issues, and he offered solutions from unexpected angles. I am truly grateful.
— Shoko Yamahata (Google review)
What this feedback tells us
Shoko’s review highlights the benefit of a conversation where the underlying issue can be explained openly before solutions are proposed. Listening carefully can uncover constraints that would be missed by moving straight to a list of features.
For example, before suggesting an automated form, it is worth learning who completes the current paperwork, which information is missing and what the business needs to do with the result.
Making business technology practical
The next step can then be realistic: clarify the process, test a small improvement or plan a software solution only if the potential value justifies it.
We thank Shoko Yamahata for taking the time to share this positive experience.
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