Our delivery model
Start with the expensive problem. Stay through the operating change.
Forward deployed engineering brings discovery, business logic and software delivery together. BabarOnline works with the people who operate the process, selects technology around the constraints and keeps success tied to adoption and a measurable outcome.
01
Discover
Identify who does the work, where it happens, what goes wrong, how often and why it matters. Observe a normal case and the exceptions.
02
Specify
Document users, policies, business rules, systems, data, permissions, baseline KPIs and acceptance criteria. Give the outcome a named owner.
03
Choose
Compare reuse, configuration, integration and custom development against fit, cost, reliability, portability and who will maintain the system.
04
Deliver
Build a complete workflow with handling for failures and corrections. Verify permissions and important business rules, then prepare deployment and recovery.
05
Adopt
Train the operating team and verify that the delivered workflow is being used. Resolve the friction that a successful build cannot reveal.
06
Measure
Compare like-for-like work against the baseline. Separate activity, released capacity, cost reduction and revenue so each claim has the right evidence.
What discovery needs to establish
The business
Current state, pain, frequency, volume, manual work, current cost, failure rate, bottleneck, business risk and the desired KPI.
The operating constraints
Users, systems, data, integrations, decision rights, policies, edge cases, security, compliance needs and success criteria.
What complete means
A plan, a working build and a deployed system are different milestones. We report the actual state through specification, build, testing, merge, deployment, verification, adoption and measurement. Business value is confirmed only when the evidence supports it.
What happens after the first conversation
We establish whether there is a defined problem and a suitable implementation path. A scoped assessment or pilot proposal records deliverables, exclusions, access dependencies, acceptance tests, commercial terms and support responsibilities before substantial implementation begins.
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