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Understand
Your situation first, not a toolkit. The practical questions get asked, and success is defined in your terms before anything is built.
Open for select projects & consulting
Daniel KIGHERIRichard
ICT professionalDigital systems & dataIT leadership
Digital systems that organisations rely on every day: the software that replaces scattered spreadsheets, the networks and servers underneath it, the security around it, and the data that comes out of it. Designed, delivered and kept running, across East and Central Africa and beyond.
ICT · Digital systems
5+Years engineering digital systems
Selected work
Systems that are in use every day
Not demonstrations. Each of these runs inside an organisation, with real documents, real money and real people depending on it.
Data room and project management platform
One secure place for an infrastructure company’s documents, plans and meetings
A data room that works like the best cloud drives, a project plan that works like a professional scheduling tool, and a record of everything anyone does. Built for an infrastructure developer, now the foundation of a platform offered to other organisations.
Read moreFinance and operations platform
Invoices, requisitions, approvals and payments for a multi-entity advisory firm
A finance system built around how the firm actually works: an invoice lifecycle, requisition-to-payment approvals, transfers between entities, commissions, a tax obligation calendar and multiple currencies, with two-factor sign-in.
Read moreCorporate website with content management
A website the team keeps current itself, with nothing to patch and nothing to break
A multi-page site for an advisory firm with its own password-protected content system: editors for every page, a project portfolio on an Africa map, a media library, visitor reporting and multi-user roles.
Read moreElectricity infrastructure developer
A website with editors for every section, project pages and impact figures
For an independent power producer and transmission developer: the public site for investors and partners, an admin that lets staff change the home, about, impact and contact pages themselves, and project pages built from one editor.
Read moreWhat we do
The whole technology picture, delivered properly
Most organisations need all of this and cannot afford a department for each. Every area below is covered, and each one is understood where it meets the others. Open any card for the full detail.
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Software and digital systems
Data rooms, finance and operations systems, content systems, dashboards, websites and internal tools, built around how the organisation works.
Read more 02Networks, servers and cloud
Office networks, servers, private hosting and cloud environments, designed and run so they stay fast, available and under control.
Read more 03Cybersecurity and risk
Audits, penetration tests, hardening, access control, data protection and the policies that make security hold when nobody is watching.
Read more 04Data, analytics and AI
Dashboards leadership can act on, clean and integrated data, spatial analysis, and automation that removes the work nobody should do by hand.
Read more 05Business systems and automation
ERP, CRM, HR, accounting and workflow systems selected, implemented and connected, with the processes around them made to work.
Read more 06IT operations and workplace technology
The daily running of an organisation’s technology: devices, email and collaboration tools, helpdesk, licences, telephony, printing and the office itself.
Read more 07Brand, websites and documents
Identities, brand guidelines, corporate websites, and the investment memoranda, reports, proposals and presentations that have to be read and believed.
Read more 08IT leadership, advisory and training
Digital strategy, governance, policies, budgets, procurement, project management and the training that leaves a team able to run what it has been given.
Read moreHow we work
A clear path from problem to solution
The same disciplined approach on every engagement, whether it is a system, a network, a security review or a brand.
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Plan
A straightforward proposal: scope, approach, timeline and cost, in plain language, with nothing hidden in jargon.
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Build in the open
Working results at each stage, so progress is visible as it happens and changes are cheap while they are still early.
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Hand over and stay
Documented, tested, in your name. Your team is trained, and support remains available. Nobody is left stranded.
Let's build something that lasts
Whatever you are building, let us engineer it properly.
A system to build, a network to secure, data to make sense of, or a brand to sharpen: describe the problem, and the engineering, design and reliability follow.