Software, infrastructure, control systems and hardware — engineered by one group.
Most integration risk lives in the gaps between vendors. We close those gaps by keeping the disciplines on the same bench, under the same delivery process.
A practice is a permanent thing. A project is not.
The six practices below are staffed and funded as practices. Projects draw on them — which is what keeps a standard from being re-decided every time a new programme starts.
One bench, six practices, six places the work lands
Engineers are hired into a practice, not into a project — and the practice keeps its standards, its review gates and its platforms wherever the work goes. That is why a fix made for a flight controller shows up in an irrigation controller without anyone arranging a transfer.
Enterprise Applications
Line-of-business platforms, integrations and modernisation programmes for organisations that run on custom software.
- Custom platform development
- Legacy modernisation
- Integration & middleware
Data Centre & Infrastructure
Design, build and day-two operation of on-premise, colocated and hybrid-cloud infrastructure.
- Facility & rack design
- Compute, storage & network build
- Managed operations
SCADA & Industrial Automation
PLC, SCADA and telemetry systems for plants, utilities and distributed field assets.
- PLC & control panel engineering
- SCADA & HMI
- Remote telemetry & RTUs
Embedded Systems & Electronics
Board bring-up, firmware and production engineering for products that have to survive the field.
- Hardware design
- Firmware & RTOS
- Qualification & compliance
Cloud & DevOps
Landing zones, CI/CD, Kubernetes platforms and the operational discipline to run them.
- Cloud landing zones
- CI/CD & release engineering
- Kubernetes platforms
IoT & Connected Systems
Fleets of connected devices, the gateways they talk through and the platform that makes their data useful.
- Device & edge software
- Connectivity & provisioning
- Ingestion & platform
Not sure which of these your problem is?
That is usually a sign it spans more than one. Describe it and we will map it out with you.