Research organisations and knowledge institutions
Research regularly calls for software that isn't available off the shelf. Think of tools for data collection, processing of research data, digital research environments, or software that supports a specific research process. We think along about what's needed and translate research goals into software that's practically usable and technically reliable.
Software for NWO and ZonMw projectsSocial organisations
Organisations with a social mission often have specific processes, target groups, and information needs. Off-the-shelf software doesn't always fit those well. In situations like that, custom software can help support processes better, make information more accessible, or organise work more smartly. We always look at what's really needed and try not to make software more complex than the challenge calls for.
Care and wellbeing
In care and wellbeing there are often extra requirements around privacy, ease of use, and reliability. We can think along about software that supports professionals, clients, researchers, or other people involved, without losing sight of the fact that technology remains a means to an end. Which solution fits depends on the context, the users, and the sensitivity of the data.
Commercial organisations with social impact
CodeSprinter doesn't only work for non-profit organisations. Commercial organisations can be a good fit for us too, as long as social impact or research is an important part of their mission, product, or services. For us it's less about the legal form and more about the question: does the software contribute to something with real substance?
Project teams and partnerships
Some projects are carried out by multiple organisations, consortia, or temporary project teams. Even then, we can help with the technical translation of the shared challenge. We think along about roles, responsibilities, data flows, and the way the software is used within a partnership like that.