Industries
Six sectors we know well enough to argue about.
Domain knowledge isn’t a slide. It’s knowing what an accessorial is, why the plant won’t accept a two-second screen, and which of your constraints are regulation versus habit.
Restaurants & Hospitality
Restaurants, venues and event operations: the floor systems, networks and audio-visual infrastructure that have to work hardest exactly when the room is busiest.
Regulated by
Logistics & Supply Chain
Dispatch, yard, warehouse and visibility systems for carriers, brokers, 3PLs and shippers operating on margins that don’t forgive rework.
Regulated by
Manufacturing & Industrial
Shop-floor execution, quality, maintenance and traceability systems for discrete and process manufacturers with real plants and real constraints.
Regulated by
Energy & Utilities
Field operations, asset management, metering and grid-edge software for utilities, cooperatives, EPCs and energy producers.
Regulated by
Public Sector & Defense
Citizen services, case management and mission systems for federal, state and local agencies, plus the primes and subs who deliver for them.
Regulated by
Higher Education & Research
Research security, sponsored-program systems, cyber ranges and workforce pipelines for universities, research institutes and the federal programs that fund them.
Regulated by
Outside these six
We say no more often than you’d expect.
If your sector isn’t listed, it doesn’t mean we can’t help; it means we’d be learning your domain on your budget, and we’ll say so before you sign anything. Sometimes that’s still the right trade. Often it isn’t, and we’ll point you at someone who already knows the terrain.
Next step
Tell us what’s breaking.
Forty-five minutes, no charge, no deck. We’ll tell you what we’d do, what it would likely cost, and whether you should be building this at all.