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Romanos Boraine
Romanos Boraine writes about database architecture, practical AI, data synthesis, report writing, and insight generation from the perspective of real delivery work.
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How to Choose a CRM Without Overbuying
A practical step-by-step process for choosing a CRM without paying for complexity your team will never use.
CRM Migration Guide for Growing Teams
A chapter-based guide to planning, executing, and stabilising a CRM migration without breaking reporting or team adoption.
Best CRM Tools for Small Service Businesses in 2026
Compare the best CRM tools for small service businesses, including pricing notes, differentiators, and practical fit.
How to Build an AI-Ready Knowledge Environment for Internal Retrieval
Build an AI-ready knowledge environment with clear structure, retrieval rules, and safer AI use. See where to start.
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South African Local Government White Paper Evidence, Drafting and Review Workflow
A national local government review process had to turn a large body of public submissions, specialist inputs, and drafting work into one traceable evidence system. The team needed material they could search, verify, reuse in drafting, and carry forward into public consultation and review.
Result: Built the evidence base behind a national white paper, completed the public-consultation draft, and moved the project into a live coded review workflow.
UNICEF child poverty study evidence workflow for female-headed households in Zambia
A qualitative research team needed to turn 120 narrative case studies on female-headed households in rural Zambia into a consistent evidence base for reporting. The existing process was slow, hard to standardise across themes, and difficult to defend in review when evidence links were not clear.
Result: Cut analysis time from 60-90 minutes per case to about 15 minutes while improving consistency, traceability, and reporting speed.
UNICEF Palestine Disability Situation Analysis Delivered in a Three-Week Recovery Window
A primary contractor on a UNICEF assignment in Palestine needed to recover a delayed disability situation analysis and deliver a credible final draft fast. The work had to turn scattered qualitative material into a usable evidence base and a report-ready structure within a three-week window.
Result: Built the evidence system and completed a UNICEF-ready situation analysis draft within three weeks on a project that was already behind schedule.
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