Government & Public Sector
Sovereign, auditable platforms for digital public services.
Public services have to be available to everyone, auditable by design and, increasingly, hosted under clear sovereignty rules. Most also depend on legacy systems that cannot simply be switched off.
Where we help
The architecture work is in the shared foundations: common services, clear interfaces between administrations, and governance that outlasts any one programme.
- Data sovereignty and hosting choices
- Interoperability between administrations
- Legacy modernisation without interrupting the service
- Enterprise architecture governance across many programmes
Services we usually start with
Enterprise Architecture
A target state, a roadmap and decision principles your teams use.
ServiceSolution & Integration Architecture
Systems that talk to each other cleanly, from APIs to events, including the retirement of legacy middleware.
ServiceCloud Architecture & Migration
Landing zones and migrations designed for security, cost and the next ten workloads as well as the first.
Requirements we design for
These are public requirements the architecture has to account for from the first design review. They are design inputs, not certifications we claim.
- Data-sovereignty and public-procurement rules
- Guidance from DGSSI, the Moroccan information-systems security authority
- Law 09-08 on personal data protection
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