Good software is only useful when people can actually use it.
Installing a system is relatively easy. Getting people to use it is the difficult part, so most of our work happens after the software is selected.
Our direction
Capture the work. Store the data. Organise it. Then introduce the right systems.
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Capture the work
Useful information is recorded as work happens.
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Store the data
It is kept in one managed place, not on phones and personal computers.
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Organise it
It is classified so people can find it when required.
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Introduce the right systems
Software then has reliable information to work with.
A direction, not a rule
The long-term direction is digitalisation of useful business data, but you may begin with CRM, documents, projects, files or another immediate need. Our starting point is wherever you have the most practical need.
How we work
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Understand
We first understand how your business is doing the work today. We do not assume everything needs to change.
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Set Up
We configure the system around the practical requirement and begin with what is useful.
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Teach
We show the people who actually do the work how to use the system in their role.
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Stay Alongside
Questions appear when people start using a new system. We remain available while the new way of working settles in.
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Improve
Once the first system is working comfortably, we can improve it or move to the next operational need.
Understand
Observe how the work happens today and identify what already works.
Teach
Train the people who actually perform the work, based on their role.
Improve
Correct, simplify and gradually improve after real use.
Continued care
What happens after implementation
When people begin using a new system, questions and difficulties appear. OSWORKS stays available while the new way of working settles in.
- User help when people get stuck
- New employee onboarding
- Updates
- Backups
- Issue resolution
- Gradual improvement