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Organized by what you are trying to get done.

Would you rather start from your sector? The same work, written for your industry — the same services, in the register your sector uses.

A person reads every message and replies.

Build and test software

Managed Software Development

software built

Managed software development with a named team, written acceptance criteria and disclosed delivery locations.

If you need something built and a team that can build it, a scoping call is where the fixed scope and the written acceptance criteria come from.

Scope this build.

Independent verification and validation (IV&V)

verified independently, before and after it goes live

Independent verification and validation across the lifecycle:

Test strategy, and the release-readiness decision at the end of it.
Functional, integration, regression, performance, security, accessibility and compliance testing.
Automated and AI-assisted test generation and regression.

Compliance testing is run against the control set that applies to you, with traceable evidence linking each test case to the requirement it proves.

Independent verification and validation (IV&V) →

If something has been built and you need it verified independently, tell us what it is and we will tell you what verifying it involves.

Put it to the test.

LightHouse Foundry

How software gets built. Four stages — Envision, Build, Commercialize, Evolve — covering validation and product definition, development and testing, launch, and what happens after launch. One platform where most organizations run a dozen disconnected tools, and a record of every decision taken along the way.

LightHouse is two products and one memory. Foundry is this one, and it is how software gets built. LightHouse Enterprise Intelligence is the other, and it models how an organization already runs. The LightHouse Context Graph Service runs through both.

The Context Graph, and it is the argument. Both platforms run on one memory. Every decision is captured with who took it, why, what was considered instead and what happened as a result.

If that is close to your situation, the next step is a scoping conversation.

Tell us about it.

Run and support your systems

Managed services

run and supported

Tiered service desk and application support, with the scope, the hours and the escalation path stated per engagement.

If you need someone to run and support what you already have, the scope, the hours and the escalation path are agreed before anything moves.

Agree a scope.

Application modernization

an old platform, and the people who built it have gone

If your platform is old and the people who built it have gone, we start from the running system rather than from the documentation.

Start from what exists.

Microsoft practice, including the Unified Support alternative

where a Microsoft problem escalates to

Microsoft 365, Azure, security and identity, operations and infrastructure, collaboration and automation, workshops. The engineers and architects in this practice are who your own first line escalates to when a Microsoft problem stops being routine — and the Unified Support alternative is a service of this practice rather than a separate product.

Microsoft practice →

If the question is Microsoft, bring us the estate and the problem you are actually escalating.

Bring us the escalation.

Keep you secure

Cybersecurity & MXDR

the engineers and architects behind the monitoring

Security architecture and engineering across identity and access, hardening and vulnerability management, with detection and response running on top of it. The coverage model is described before it is bought. When an incident escalates it reaches an engineer who knows your estate, rather than a queue.

Cybersecurity & MXDR →

If security is the requirement, start with the architecture rather than the alert feed — and see the coverage model before you buy it.

Start with the architecture.

Make sense of what you already have

LightHouse Enterprise Intelligence

A model of how your organization actually runs — the things it deals in, how they relate and what happens to them — built on top of the systems you already have rather than in place of them. Five layers, with the Context Graph Service running through all of them and through Foundry, so a decision is kept with the reasoning behind it rather than in someone’s head.

Connect — ERP, CRM, ITSM, databases, APIs, documents, IoT and streaming systems, into one real-time data plane.
Model — the business objects you actually deal in, with their relationships, their behaviours and their lifecycles.
Reason — agents and models working on that model rather than on raw tables, so the question asked is a business question.
Operate — applications that speak in your own objects rather than in database tables, built on the model so they follow it when it changes.
Automate — multi-system workflows that run deterministically, with the escalation to a person written in.

What makes it worth the effort is what happens to an override. A dispatcher reroutes a shipment because of weather; the decision, the conditions and the outcome are captured, and when the conditions recur the reroute is proposed rather than rediscovered. Recurring overrides become candidate rules, put to a person for approval rather than applied on their own.

If the answer to a routine question is spread across four systems and one person who remembers, that is the situation this addresses.

Show us what you already run.

Data Modernization

Data and platform modernization, starting with what exists rather than with what should have been built.

Start with a bounded first engagement

Bounded first engagements. Scope, inclusions, exclusions and acceptance criteria, visible without a click.

A first engagement is bounded on purpose. Tell us the scope you want bounded.

Bound a first one.

Whichever of these matches what you are trying to get done, the first step is the same: a scoped conversation, and a first engagement with an end you can see from the start.

Scope one with us.A person reads every message and replies.