With a need to digitalise
SeQRus, a company specializing in fire safety and evacuation technology, recognized the need to digitize their operations. As their closest contact and guide through this transformative journey, I collaborated with Daniel a skilled system developer colleague to manage the project. Our approach involved conducting interviews with stakeholders, observing future users, and analyzing laws and regulatory requirements.
To gain better insight into SeQRus staff's operations, I followed them on a typical workday, conducting an ethnographic study to collect valuable data. Using this information, we began the process of conceptualizing and designing the initial prototype. We collected feedback from different roles within SeQRus, iterating on the prototype until we had a version that everyone was happy with. Together with Daniel, I created a light version of the requirement specification, providing cost estimates and outlining the necessary functions.
Our collective efforts resulted in a functional working version within an impressive three-month timeframe, progressing from the initial idea phase to implementation. We delivered a three-part system, consisting of an admin interface for laptops, a customer web platform, and an Android application tailored for technicians working in the field. Lastly, I had the honor of presenting and introducing the system to SeQRus staff, marking a successful transition to their new digital solution.
