Industries
Built around how your sector works.
Every sector has its own regulation, systems and pressure points. We start from yours: the workflows, the compliance context and the people involved, then design AI and software that fit them.
For organisations across the EU whose architecture is shaped as much by regulation as by technology.
Sectors (04)
Public administration is where our way of working was tested: 600+ European government projects for public bodies across the European Union, where accessibility, security and accountability are requirements, not preferences.
For Financial Services, Healthcare & Life Sciences and Manufacturing & Industry, we describe what we build and the rules we build around, so you can judge the fit for yourself.
01Flagship sector
Public Sector & Government
Serving every citizen, in every official language, while the AI Act, NIS2 and eIDAS 2 land on the same estate.
600+European government projects
Public bodies across the European Union
ISO/IEC 27001 certified
Regulatory landmarks
- 28 June 2025European Accessibility Act applies
- 24 December 2026EU Digital Identity Wallets due
- 2 December 2027AI Act high-risk duties apply
02
Financial Services
Using AI in regulated decisions while DORA makes every supplier part of the resilience picture.
Regulatory landmarks
- 17 January 2025DORA applies
- 10 July 2027EU AML Regulation applies
- 2 December 2027AI Act high-risk duties for credit and insurance
03
Healthcare & Life Sciences
Returning time to clinicians without drifting into unvalidated clinical software.
Regulatory landmarks
- 26 March 2025European Health Data Space in force
- 2 August 2028AI Act duties for AI in medical devices
- 26 March 2029EHDS exchange and secondary use begin
04
Manufacturing & Industry
Getting plant data to the business while products take on new data and security duties.
Regulatory landmarks
- 1 January 2026CBAM definitive period starts
- 12 September 2026Data access by design for connected products
- 11 December 2027Cyber Resilience Act fully applies
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Document intake, knowledge search, service assistance and legacy modernisation.
- How we deliver
Four stages, each with something tangible to show.
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Seven services under one accountable team.
International
Sector rules are European, delivery is local
The EU AI Act, NIS2, the Data Act and sector instruments such as DORA and the European Health Data Space apply across the Union, while national transpositions, supervisors, identity schemes and procurement regimes differ.
We design for both layers: one architecture with the shared EU obligations built in, and national specifics kept in configuration, content and documentation in the languages each team works in.
- EU AI ActArtificial Intelligence Act, Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (opens external site)
- NIS2NIS2 Directive (EU) 2022/2555 (opens external site)
- Data ActData Act, Regulation (EU) 2023/2854 (opens external site)
- DORADigital Operational Resilience Act, Regulation (EU) 2022/2554 (opens external site)
- European Health Data SpaceEuropean Health Data Space Regulation (EU) 2025/327 (opens external site)
- Interoperable EuropeInteroperable Europe (opens external site)
Frequently asked questions
Why is the public sector your flagship?
Because it shaped how we work: 600+ European government projects, delivered and ongoing. Procurement rules, accessibility law, multilingual service and public scrutiny shaped how we design, document and hand over the systems we build.
Do you work outside the sectors listed here?
Yes. Our services and platforms apply across sectors, and private-sector clients are part of our work. These pages cover the sectors where regulation shapes the architecture most. If yours is not listed, start from the problem on our solutions pages.
Which countries do you work in?
We work across the European Union, with offices in Antwerp, Ghent, Amsterdam and Cyberjaya (Malaysia). Our government projects are for public bodies across the European Union.
Discuss your sector's next step
Tell us about the regulation, the systems and the people involved, and the countries you operate in.