As the sole civilian blood transfusion operator in our country, the main mission of the EFS is the national self-sufficiency in blood products. It is also involved in numerous activities, such as medical biology analyses, cell and tissue therapy or research.
Collection planning takes multiple factors into account. Thus, we often organize donations on market days and, if we have to delay a few days because the room is not available, the number of donations can be divided by two.
Being already in contact with the publisher of the Simplicité low-code platform, I proposed to the CIO of the Brittany Region to develop a POC with an agile low-code approach.
We did the Go-Live of the application. It is now operational and fully meets the needs of its users. The application is still in the testing phase, because you should know that planning is done one year in advance. Users are exploiting the tool, but we will still have to wait a few months to get enough perspective.
The key advantage of low-code was that users were able to see the results fairly quickly and have the data model and points that might have been misunderstood corrected very quickly.
Claire Huault
Director of Innovation, Europe, Projects and Strategic Studies
Choosing a low-code platform?
Project:
Project entrusted directly to the publisher for a pilot that is quickly operational and replicable throughout France.
Setting up a dedicated agile project team (EFS):
— CIO of the Brittany region in pilot
— Business managers
— K-users
Hyper-agile implementation to replicate, extend and improve functional coverage. Projection to the target//
Capacity to generalize with less effort at the national level.
Promise of short deadlines.
One flexible platform and adapted to the needs of the profession, in quick response to new business requirements.
The successes
Points of vigilance
Prototype created in a few days based on the transmission of the existing spreadsheet
SIMPL V0 completed in 3 months
Weekly iterative recipes and iterations on the functional scope