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Our UK-based transformation consultants and analysts specialise in defining requirements and solutions for intelligent process automation, enhancing efficiency and driving positive change for our clients of all sizes.

Whether you’re still exploring your options or have a clear path in place, we support the analysis and implementation of cutting-edge digital solutions – scoping full transformation programmes and integrating technologies such as AI and process automation to ensure lasting impact.

We partner with our clients to ensure technology delivers real value:

  • Automation and AI are implemented thoughtfully, only where they truly enhance outcomes
  • Advanced tools are used to empower, not replace, human workers
  • We support workforce reskilling to help teams adapt and thrive alongside new technologies

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These pages give overviews of technical terms that you may encounter in transformation programmes, along with real world examples and FAQ

Knowledge-Driven Analytics

Knowledge-driven analytics is an approach to analysing data that uses existing knowledge, such as expert opinions, rules, or prior experience, to guide and interpret the analysis. This method combines data analysis with human understanding to produce more meaningful insights. It helps organisations make better decisions by considering not just raw data, but also what is already known about a problem or situation.

AI for Assistive Tech

AI for Assistive Tech means using artificial intelligence to help people with disabilities or impairments perform everyday tasks more easily. These technologies can include tools that help people see, hear, move, or communicate. AI can analyse information from the environment and adapt devices to meet individual needs, making technology more accessible and helpful.

Process Optimization Frameworks

Process optimisation frameworks are structured methods or sets of guidelines used to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of business processes. These frameworks help organisations analyse their current operations, identify areas for improvement, and implement changes to reduce waste, save time, and increase quality. Common frameworks include Lean, Six Sigma, and the PDCA (Plan-Do-Check-Act) cycle, each offering step-by-step approaches to make processes better and more reliable.

AI for Air Quality

AI for Air Quality means using artificial intelligence to measure, predict, and help control the levels of pollution and harmful substances in the air. By analysing data from sensors and weather reports, AI can spot patterns and forecast pollution events before they happen. This helps governments, businesses, and the public make better decisions to protect health and the environment.

Confidential Prompt Engineering

Confidential prompt engineering involves creating and managing prompts for AI systems in a way that protects sensitive or private information. This process ensures that confidential data, such as personal details or proprietary business information, is not exposed or mishandled during interactions with AI models. It includes techniques like redacting sensitive content, using secure data handling practices, and designing prompts that avoid requesting or revealing private information.

AI for Microfinance

AI for microfinance refers to the use of artificial intelligence technologies to improve and automate services provided by microfinance institutions. These services often include small loans, savings accounts, and other financial products aimed at people who lack access to traditional banking. AI can help these institutions assess risk, streamline loan approvals, and offer personalised products to customers who may not have formal credit histories.

Cryptojacking Detection

Cryptojacking detection is the process of identifying unauthorised cryptocurrency mining activities on computers or networks. Cybercriminals use malicious software to secretly use someone else's device processing power to mine digital currencies, which can slow down systems and increase electricity costs. Detecting cryptojacking involves monitoring for unusual system behaviour, such as high CPU usage, strange network traffic, or unknown processes running in the background.

Uncertainty-Aware Models

Uncertainty-aware models are computer models designed to estimate not only their predictions but also how confident they are in those predictions. This means the model can communicate when it is unsure about its results. Such models are useful in situations where making a wrong decision could be costly or risky, as they help users understand the level of trust they should place in the model's output.

Microservices Architecture

Microservices architecture is a way of designing software as a collection of small, independent services that each handle a specific part of the application. Each service runs on its own and communicates with others through simple methods, such as web requests. This approach makes it easier to update, scale, and maintain different parts of a system without affecting the whole application.

Workforce Upskilling Strategies

Workforce upskilling strategies are plans and activities designed to help employees learn new skills or improve existing ones. These strategies aim to keep staff up to date with changing technologies and business needs. Organisations use upskilling to boost productivity, fill skill gaps, and support career growth among employees.