Geographical Information Systems

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) provide powerful ways in which to capture, store, analyse, and share information across an organisation or stakeholders for purposes as diverse as Asset Management, Revenue Management, Land Management, Crop and Soil Survey, and Transport Management,among many others. read more 

Banking & Insurance

Core banking is the heart of banking operations today. As banks companies scale up globally, growing security concerns have created the need for secure, robust, and convenient solutions. Financial institutions seek solutions that can be easily integrated into existing systems to ensure regulatory compliance, protection of data, assets, and clients, as well as to mitigate any immediate or future risk. Read more 

Identity Management

Until recently, interest in government for ICT has been focused at the national level. Today, the importance of using ICT to support and drive change in local and regional governments, particularly in cities, is becoming well recognized. Local governments find themselves at the sharp end of public service delivery—at the last mile and with the greatest responsibility to ensure that no citizen is left behind or overlooked in the race to keep up with central mandates and local expectations.  read more 

Enterprise Business

A dynamic business environment, IT enterprises constantly deal with challenges such as legacy platforms, disparate data and content, poor access to information, complex ineffective processes, and poor coordination between business units, partners, and systems. Moreover, existing IT support is unable to meet the demands of businesses who are trying to scale up and enter global markets. read more 

Custom Software Development

Custom software (also known as bespoke software or tailor-made software) is software that is specially developed for some specific organization or other user. As such, it can be contrasted with the use of software packages developed for the mass market, such as commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) software, or existing free software.

Since custom software is developed for a single customer it can accommodate that customer’s particular preferences and expectations. Custom software may be developed in an iterative processes, allowing all nuances and possible hidden risks to be taken into account, including issues which were not mentioned in the original requirement specifications (which are, as a rule, never perfect) . read more about our process 

Data Where House

At Industry and organizational levels, data drives decisions — and decisions drive business. This implies the need for the availability of accurate past and current data about operations, systems, assets, performance, and opportunities. Challenges towards this include the sheer volume of information that even simple transactions generate the number, complexity, and disparity of the systems that store the data and the need for proper integration of data such that it can be used effectively in the decision-making process. read more