Project management, systems integration and e-commerce architectures — from IT projects in public administration, in industry and retail and in the SME sector. Each dossier sets out one of the cases and what made it hold: the role, the decisions and the result.
This overview shows mandates, not campaigns. A piece of work appears here once it has arrived in day-to-day operation, where it has to hold up — not once it has been delivered. That is why every entry names what has to hold afterwards: which system stays the leading one, which interface is monitored, who looks after the site today. Two groups order the list, and they follow the work rather than the sector: project management and integration first, then e-commerce and visibility. Ten of the seventeen entries carry a dossier; there the case is set out in full, from the starting point to daily operation. The other seven name scope and technology in a single line, because more than that is not documented. Where a client name appears, it is agreed; where none appears, that is the reason.
An ongoing mandate: project management following HERMES 5 and support in procurement procedures — from the specification to the award decision.
A B2B shop on Shopware 6.7 that draws customers, prices and orders straight from the Avista ERP — bilingual throughout.
Shopify, Plenty and PayPal connected to Dynamics 365 Business Central — monitored, logged, with nothing keyed in by hand.
Project management for an online shop with ERP integration and an SAP connection for Held AG.
A purpose-built, bidirectional connection from Clarity & Success to Shopify — fully automatic every 15 minutes, and self-monitoring.
An integration between ERP and shop — dependable interfaces in day-to-day operation.
Inventory management connected to the online shop — articles, stock and orders without manual reconciliation.
A landing page and webinar to win leads in cyber security — activating a target audience, with a way to measure it.
An analysis of the visibility they had, the measures put in order of effect, and a 90-day plan the team can actually work through — with a way to measure it rather than a promise.
A first website for the garden centre — maintained by the team itself.
A website relaunch in two weeks — a change of domain, hosting and data migration on a clear plan.
Corporate presence and marketing — brand, website and operation from one source.
A digital corporate presence with a marketing base — built up from the domain to the visibility.
Web presence and marketing — visibility for a company in the mid-market.
Domain management and DNS — with SPF, DKIM and DMARC, so sender addresses can be proven genuine.
Domain management and DNS for the group's second presence — the same protection, its own site.
A new web presence with a visibility concept — technology, content and findability from one hand.
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First-class collaboration. A very competent partner you can rely on. The shop project ran professionally and without trouble.
Ahmad J.
om3 is a very strong partner when it comes to online shops, especially in combination with BigCommerce. As an agency for ERP systems it is essential for us to have partners who know what they are doing.
David T.
The collaboration is very personal and genuinely tailored to what you need and what you can spend. Nobody is talked into an off-the-peg solution.
Marcel M.
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