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IT informa’s consultants work on long-running assignments in complex systems across industry, healthcare, public sector and financial services. These are stories from those assignments.

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Ulf Santesson, Senior Consultant

Managing requirements as system properties

Standard requirements methods work well for functional requirements. Non-functional requirements such as performance, compliance and usability work better when treated as properties of the solution rather than tasks to decompose.
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Mattias Olofsson, Senior Consultant

The refactoring safety net

Unit tests that know too much about implementation details become a burden during refactoring, not a safety net. Mattias Olofsson explains how black box testing keeps that net intact as the codebase changes.
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Samuel Persson, Senior Consultant

Our approach to regulatory requirements

Breaking compliance requirements into sub-requirements leads to fragmented solutions and makes audits harder. IT informa developed a different approach: treat regulatory requirements as properties of the solution, tested across healthcare, finance and supply chains.
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Daniel Svedberg, Senior Consultant

Future-proof your architecture with aspects

Architecture drifts after refactoring when new code is not held to the same rules. Daniel Svedberg explains how compile-time enforcement with AspectJ can safeguard the design long after the refactoring work is done.
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