Case Study

Lab-equipment manufacturer , multi-market relaunch study.

Memmert, a century-old German lab-equipment manufacturer, was preparing a multi-market website relaunch. We ran the preliminary requirements study: vendor scope, content migration strategy, and localisation planning across target markets.

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Memmert manufacturing relaunch study
100+
Years: Memmert has manufactured lab equipment since 1933
Multi
Market relaunch. requirements study covered localisation across target markets
2023
Engagement completed, implementation partner selected post-study
The engagement

The most important work happens before the build starts.

Memmert is a Schwabach-based manufacturer of laboratory, heating, and drying equipment, in production since 1933, selling across European and global markets. The business was preparing a significant website relaunch covering multiple market presences and multiple languages.

Before any build begins on a project of this scale, the requirements study is the highest-impact work: what does the vendor actually need to build? What content exists, in what formats, at what volume? How does localisation work across markets: translation workflow, content governance, URL structure? What are the CMS requirements for the in-house team that will maintain it?

We ran that study, produced the requirements documentation, and supported vendor selection. The output was a clear scope that gave implementation partners enough detail to price accurately and the internal team enough clarity to manage the build.

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Requirements work before the build

For a project spanning multiple markets, multiple languages, and a century of product content, the requirements document is the highest-impact deliverable. A clear scope gives implementation partners enough detail to price accurately and gives the internal team enough clarity to manage the build without scope drift.

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Vendor scope and build vs. buy decisions

Not every capability needs to be custom-built. The requirements study mapped what to build in-house, what to commission from a specialist vendor, and what off-the-shelf tooling could handle, with the trade-offs in cost, maintenance overhead, and flexibility documented for the decision-maker.

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Localisation planning before content migration

Localisation is a content governance problem as much as a translation problem. We defined market prioritisation, translation workflow, content ownership, and URL structure before any content migration began, so the implementation partner inherited a plan, not an open question.

What shipped

Requirements study. Complete scope.

Preliminary requirements study for a multi-market website relaunch
Vendor scope definition. what to build in-house vs. what to commission externally
CMS and platform evaluation for a multi-market, multilingual manufacturing context
Content migration planning: volume, structure, and URL preservation across target markets
Localisation strategy: market prioritisation, translation workflow, and content governance
Technical requirements document for the build phase
Handover documentation for the implementation partner selected post-study
Memmert lab equipment manufacturer website homepage
Manufacturing · Consultant
Relaunch
multi-market

Memmert · 2023 – 2024

Requirements study and technical advisory for a multi-market, multilingual website relaunch.

ManufacturingConsultingRequirementsLocalisationGermany
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Context and adjacent work.

This engagement sits inside our Tech Strategy & Consulting service, specifically

technical audits and requirements work.

For multi-market builds, see also Website Design & Build.

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