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Solutions

Practice areas

Seven engineering practices under a single accountable team. Most engagements draw on three or four of them at once, which is why they are run as one practice rather than seven departments.

01 Lead practice

E-Government Solutions

Nine government programmes delivered, serving more than 800,000 users, built on the national platforms those users already trust.

Saudi Arabia

Nafath & Elm platforms

National single sign-on integration, and delivery across Elm service platforms including Muqeem and Tamm.

United Arab Emirates

Economic zone licensing

Engineering work on the client management system for a UAE economic zone authority: registration, licensing and the consolidated client record.

Qatar

Hamad International Airport

Engineering work on the upgrade to the Bluetooth beacon wayfinding system serving indoor passenger navigation across the terminal.

national service — citizen journey
9Programmes
800K+Users
3Markets

How they combine

Start from the problem

Requirements arrive as an operational problem rather than a shopping list. This maps the problems we are asked about most often to the practices involved and an indicative time to first release.

If your problem is…Practices involvedTypical first release
A public service delivered over a counterE-Government, Web Applications, Cybersecurity12–24 weeks
A legacy system that cannot be safely modifiedWeb Applications, Cloud, Cybersecurity10–16 weeks
Field teams recording work on paperMobile, Web Applications, IoT & Edge8–14 weeks
Reporting with inconsistent figuresAI & Data Analytics, Cloud6–12 weeks
An audit or certification deadlineCybersecurity & Compliance, Cloud4–10 weeks
Insufficient engineering capacity for the roadmapWeb Applications (dedicated offshore team)2–4 weeks to onboard

Scoping a programme of work

Describe the operational problem. We will identify which practices apply and propose a delivery approach.