In IT since 1994, with one question: does it really help someone? Associations, institutions and SMEs with a social, environmental or scientific purpose.
Software that fits the trade, not the other way round.
A payroll declaration transmitter certified to SwissDec ELM 5.0: ASP.NET Core web services, SOAP and REST exchanges, VBA modules for MS Access.
Members, invoices, activities, payments: everyday work, tooled.
A complete back office for a Geneva association — members, invoicing, PostFinance integration, activity management — plus the websites that go with it.
A fleet that does not cost a working day every week.
Fifteen workstations across two sites linked by VPN, remote work and telephony; Linux servers, Proxmox VE, fleet management with Ansible.
Migration is not the end: adoption is what counts.
Migration and administration of Microsoft 365, then MDM across a fleet of payment terminals, down to health indicators for the estate.
From the brochure site to the file that no longer exists on paper.
Association websites and document management; integration of an OCR digitisation chain at a manufacturer, a retail chain and a rights society.
Self-reliant people beat a good ticket.
Basic IT courses for people returning to work, a seminar on web security, training wealth managers on their tool.
What someone does all day decides the tool — not the other way round. That is how you avoid software nobody opens.
A piece that works beats a whole that promises. Acceptance is part of the work, not the end of it.
A system only one person understands is a fragile system — especially when that person is me.
Open formats, delivered sources, no toll booth: nobody should be a prisoner of their supplier.
Neuchâtel, for my studies and first contracts. Eight years in Paris. Geneva since 2006. And, in parallel, self-employed work since 2015.
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