News & Case History
Ten years with the same law firm. Now a new website too.
For ten years I have looked after the computers and IT security of BIPART, a Milan law firm specialising in art, trademarks and business law. Now we have rebuilt their website and moved their domain and email to bipart.legal.
A management app you use with one thumb
A Milan electrical installation firm ran everything on paper. I built a simple management app for job sheets, hours and deadlines that technicians use one-handed on site and learn in five minutes.
I built a digital event passport I wish I had found.
New PWA Project Every time I travel, I return home with something you can't buy: passport stamps. Every temple, every national park, every iconic place has its own—a unique graphic, a different ink, a physical memory that tells you exactly where you were and when. I've …
From WordPress to full custom
How I moved thejackpc.com from WordPress to a site written from scratch in pure PHP: no database, no framework, bilingual, original URLs preserved, a light admin panel and much faster loading.
Do you really know if your business is GDPR compliant?
I created a practical tool to help you take stock of your GDPR compliance: free, on your own, without consultants. Useful for business owners and for consultants, DPOs and professionals working with clients.
Your neighbourhood technician
How word of mouth from a hardware shop is worth more than any advertising campaign. On the trust built street by street with neighbourhood clients, often elderly, and on being reliable as a person.
In my field I don't have competitors. I have colleagues.
For years I have worked alongside another IT company, on their clients and as part of their team. Why I'm proud of it, and why in the SME IT market a good colleague is not a competitor.
We've been hacked. What do we do?
A client's email was hacked and used to ask suppliers for payments to a foreign account. How we stopped it in under two hours, and how the scare became prevention: monitoring, MFA and security training for the team.
Two screens, one shop window, a thousand details
How I turned a jeweller's shop windows into a communication tool: two outdoor displays, with animations, transitions and content the client can manage on their own.
When "doing things properly" doesn't mean "doing them big"
How I helped a London-based multinational set up its Milan office without wasting budget: the right IT setup for 20 people, not one designed for 100.