An healthcare SME decides to develop an Autism Spectrum Disorder Management Software?

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Making them say,​

"This team knows what it is doing"

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An healthcare SME conducting R&D projects and providing products and services to sector stakeholders wants to create an innovative software for autism spectrum disorders. It hires Project Arts Business Studio to gain insights about the subject. PSmoscow conducts researches to comprehend the system, understand its stakeholders, their requirements, national – international guidelines, best practices as well as other notable data and information. Then, using these and its own contributions, creates a mock-up software for the use and /or benefit of relevant stakeholders involved in the process of management of autism spectrum disorders.

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While doing so, it not only creates appealing user interfaces, but also tries to achieve an optimal level of user experience. Accordingly, experience in this context is being interpreted as something more than the interaction of users with the user interface of a software. Other aspects of the stakeholder journey are also worth working on. Therefore, Project Arts Business Studio defines process steps, mainly groups them as case identification, diagnosis & assessment, intervention management and lifetime monitoring and using a “lite version” of design thinking techniques, contributes to creation of better experiences. The claim here is not creating the best possible sets of experiences. Instead, it adopts an “every contribution will hopefully make a positive difference in the lives of people who are directly or indirectly facing problems due to being a stakeholder of this life time disorder” approach and to some extent, generates suggestions for improving the experiences.

 

After grasping the processes and forming the framework of the associated software to be developed, it populates the software with autism domain-specific relevant tools, tests, information etc. and devises the working mechanics in such a way that, the resulting mock-up product becomes a realistic one that gives the impression even to the world leading experts in the autism studies and practices that “this team knows what it is doing”. With some minor modifications or no modifications at all, the mock-up would be used if fully developed.