Client asked for something I can’t build

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    Derec
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    Got a client project that’s bigger than what I can handle solo. Rather than turning it down I want to find software development services I can partner with. Curious what others in the same situation have done.

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    Frederik
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    I faced almost the same thing last year. A client doubled the project scope after signing, and I knew I couldn’t deliver everything alone without missing deadlines. Instead of saying no, I partnered with a development team. I found digital transformation consulting , and they fit in without making the project feel outsourced. The client stayed happy, and I actually slept during that release instead of pulling all-nighters.

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    deonthaywells
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    EHR integration services https://dotcode.pro/services/software/EHR-integration/ are becoming increasingly important for healthcare applications that need to exchange patient information with existing systems. Proper integration can reduce manual data entry and make information more accessible to authorized users. It is important to understand which EHR platforms and standards the development team has worked with. Security and compliance should also be part of the integration strategy. Good planning can prevent many technical problems later in the project.

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