A problem to solve
The task, who performs it today, how long it takes, what data exists and who owns it. That is enough for us to say whether the work suits us.
Contact
Start with the problem, not the technology.
Write in English, French or German. A short description of the task, who does it today and how long it takes is worth more than a specification — and usually gets a more useful reply.
What to send us
Useful things to include.
A system to assess
The system and the claim being made about it. We evaluate work other people built, and we will say what we can and cannot assess.
A consortium to join
The call topic and your draft concept. You get back a proposed role, an effort estimate, our partner profile — or a straight answer that we are not the right partner.
A technical question
Architecture, interfaces, data handling, acceptance and maintenance are the conversations worth having early.
What happens after you write.
Every enquiry gets a direct reply. Where the work is not ours, we say so early and, where we can, point you to a firm better suited to it.