Well, It’s more about you, but since you asked….
Our Mission
Notiform prides itself in driving positive and material business change. Change can mean just about anything, but common business drivers include
workflow and cost efficiency,
growth,
customer relationship and engagement,
performance improvement,
team building and awareness, and
behavioral and culture change.
Often, there is an propensity for digital transformation as an enabler….
Unique and proven approach…
Utilizing in-house developed structured methodologies, we help discover actionable opportunity.
It is essential for us to understand our clients’ unique business requirements. We tailor projects centered around agreed deliveries and outcomes using our own 4D methodology of Disclose, Discover, Develop and Deliver.
Right Sizing Matters…
Our preferred clientele are typically SME’s that often lack resources or budget to make material change. Our approach of ranked root-cause analysis keeps delivers material result often within restricted budgets. More often, expensive software solutions is not the issue, or at least, the biggest issue. Simple, cost-effective technology adoption can yield very positive benefit.
We also enjoy working with large international organizations. A ‘pilot then scale’ approach is a common tact to introduce change seeking quick wins, learning from each step, then deploy interdepartmentally or internationally in a proven and consistent manner.
In the beginning...
Based in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada, Notiform was established in 2015. Our journey centers around a passion for business improvement.
We deliver customized programs and presentations supporting business improvement initiatives at the strategic and tactical level. Projects range from informative presentations, documented assessments and future-state development workshops. Tailored workshops are developed in context with the clients’ vision, objectives, and processes.
We bring over forty years experience in business and process review and audit, systems development, information systems management, project management and change management.
Industries include mining, construction, manufacturing, public services (provincial and municipal), and not-for-profit service organizations.
