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NoName had the opportunity to work with Blaser Swisslube, a chemical company specializing in metalworking fluids, to create a custom software for their sales team. The software was designed to integrate with Microsoft Dynamics CRM, pulling customer data from its database to eliminate the need for manual input. The project, which cost around 1.2 million Swiss Francs, was initiated through a referral from the company's board chairman and lasted for two years. The software continues to be refined and improved upon, indicating a successful and ongoing partnership.

In another project, NoName collaborated with RWE AG, a company based in Košice, Slovakia, to enhance their development process. The company was having issues with project and task management, and NoName stepped in to help them migrate from Microsoft Project to Jira and Confluence. The partnership, which began in 2008 and continues to this day, involves design, development, and product management. The investment into this project exceeded $100,000 in the first two years, and the results have led to ongoing releases and updates.

Finally, NoName worked with a European pharmaceutical company to improve the reporting of patient treatments. The company wanted an application that would allow patients to provide real-time, anonymous feedback on their health and treatments. NoName developed a mobile application for iOS that was accessible even for patients with physical limitations. The project, which started in 2009 and lasted two years, resulted in a comprehensive front and back-end system. Though the partnership has since ended due to a shift in the pharmaceutical company's strategy, the quality of the work was highly praised.