Work
Six projects, and what was actually hard about them.
Case studies are usually written to make the work sound inevitable. These are written the other way round — what arrived, what it took, and the parts that resisted.
Executive education · Working professionals
An entire executive programme, end to end
Raw faculty decks and voice notes at one end; a deployed programme with assessments running on the LMS at the other.
Technology university · Seven subjects
Seven subjects, two different starting points
Some subjects arrived with approved scripts and faculty already filmed. Others arrived as academic material. Both routes had to land at the same standard.
Management institute · Eight courses
Eight courses that had to feel like one programme
A general management programme spanning economics, communication, finance, HR and digital transformation — produced to a single standard.
Business school · HR analytics
An HR analytics programme, built to be applied
Fifteen modules on analytics and AI in HR — where the measure of success was whether learners could use it on Monday.
Online degree provider · Ten courses
Ten courses, ten sets of guidelines
Public administration to object-oriented programming, literary theory to supply chain — each with its own prescribed standard to meet.
Efficient Localisation
Why our second language costs a fraction of the first
A production method that separates what changes in translation from what doesn't — so a new language swaps components instead of rebuilding the course.
Also in the portfolio
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