Which initiatives does SYNEDAT support?
Our subjects range from project management and software through cloud, data and AI to IT security, infrastructure and operations. We start with your business task and bring together the expertise needed for the agreed scope.
Where can we find the right contact?
Use the contact section and briefly describe your initiative. Details of the objective, system environment and desired next step help identify the appropriate team. Your inquiry is assigned to the relevant subject area.
Can we work together remotely and on site?
The working arrangement is agreed to suit the task, participants and access requirements. Workshops, implementation and handovers may need different formats. Location, scheduling and required contributions are coordinated before work begins.
Where can we find membership and standards information?
The company section lists memberships and information about relevant standards. For evidence with a specific scope or current validity, please use the contact routes described there. The applicable evidence is what matters.
Can we start with a small engagement?
A clearly bounded review, workshop or pilot can be a suitable starting point. Together, we define the question, deliverable and required contributions. You use this basis to decide the next steps.
How do you work with our internal IT team?
We clarify roles, interfaces and priorities together. Internal knowledge and external support are combined in scoped work packages. The necessary contribution is planned before work starts.
How are effort and costs determined?
Objectives, system scope, integrations and deliverables provide the basis. We consider required contributions and possible licensing and operating costs. Changes to the agreed scope are discussed together.
Can we keep existing vendors and tools?
Existing platforms, contracts and skills are included in the assessment. Additional components are selected according to requirements and the intended operating model.
What information does procurement need?
A defined scope, deliverables, contributions and timing are important. Bring the relevant contacts and procurement requirements into the discussion early.
How is knowledge transferred to our team?
We agree the documentation, explanations and joint exercises needed. The scope and audience for knowledge transfer reflect the deliverables and your teams’ later responsibilities.