Information about eDelfoi

Development group

Concept creating: Hannu Linturi , Metodix, Futunet (originally Osmo Kuusi & Jari Kaivo-oja & Hannu Linturi 1998)

WWW implementation: Jari Lankinen, Carita Närvänen, Mikko Tarmia, Jarkko Hakanen, Ville Ukkonen, Internetix

Nexus programming: Ville Venäläinen, Pasi Kukkonen, Antti Viljakainen, Antti Leppä, Internetix

Graphics: Robert Blomerus, Internetix

Helpdesk & network services: Jouni Karnasaari, Klaus Kuusela, Juha Kyllönen, Samuel Marie-Luise, Häkkinen Harri, Internetix

Information: Jenni Linturi, Metodix, Mervi Rossi, Internetix

Address: Otavantie 2, 50100 Mikkeli (puh. +358 400 815515)

Prices
The price of eDelfoi depends on the number of cases, managers and the duration of licence. The shortest licence is for three months with one case. The cheapest is the price of a organisational contract with one manager and three-month-licence, i.e. 488 euros (vat 107 euros). Comparable contract for one year and ten cases costs 1950 euros (vat 429 euros).

Separate delfoi-researches can be ordered from the Metodix organisation. The price of one research project is 400 euros. We also offer technical support (inquiries, contents) for 75-85 euros per hour. On the average, transferring the inquiries of the delfoi process to Nexus, compiling background materials and writing analysis reports takes three to seven hours.

You can also make a partner deal with the consulting agencies and research institutes, which means that the price of the service is figured afterwards according to the materialised and billed projects.

The prices are directive and suggestive. The environment’s development organisation Metodix (http://www.metodix.com) will by request make offers of the use of this software. The requests must be addressed to Metodix spokeswoman Jenni Linturi or the developer of this software concept Hannu Linturi. The contact person in technical affairs is Jari Lankinen, developer of the user interface. Internetix Campus, Metodix and Edunetix ry train you in the use of eDelfoi and Nexus.

(c) Futunet & Internetix 2009