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IT Advisory

Bring us the problem. We study it, work out the IT way to solve it and put the answer in writing your committee can act on.

What you get

  • Written studies, tests and reports, with the evidence
  • From the team that builds, hosts and runs systems every day
  • For agencies and companies, before you buy, build or go live
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Covers of three reports we delivered: a map-source comparison study, the AARM production load test report and the AARM proof of implementation report. Contents are blurred.
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01 What we deliver

Answers you can act on.

Every piece of advice ends in a document: what we found, what we recommend and why.

  1. 01

    Planning studies

    Compare the options before you commit: data sources, platforms, server sizing.

    Example: map-source comparison (Mapbox against JUPEM) and server requirements for an Army system, 2026.

  2. 02

    Load tests and proof reports

    Prove the system holds before the big day, then prove each contract requirement with evidence.

    Example: AARM 2026 tested at 1,500 equivalent users, 2.5 times the 600 required, and a 119-page proof report.

  3. 03

    Security before go-live

    We check the systems we maintain ourselves and fix what we find before the client’s own assessment.

    Example: AARM 2026, independent vulnerability assessment by the Army’s cyber defence unit (CDOC): 0 critical, 0 high.

  4. 04

    Working papers for committees

    Root cause, objectives, benefits, design and phases, written for the people who approve the budget.

    Example: a working paper on AI analytics, prepared for the Army’s ICT committee, 2026.

02 How it works

From problem to written answer.

How it usually starts

  1. 1You bring the problemIn your own words: what is slow, manual or at risk.
  2. 2We work out the IT wayA study, a test or a written recommendation, with the reasons.
  3. 3We build, host and run itOr your officers do, after we train them.

For agencies, the work follows the procurement route that fits the contract value. How procurement works

03 Track record

What the client put on record.

Official performance evaluation · Malaysian Army · May 2025

Good · 80%

“Pentender telah melaksanakan projek dengan baik dan mengikut keperluan yang telah ditetapkan.”

In English: the tenderer delivered the project well and to the requirements set.Seven criteria, each 8 out of 10 · four Army systems, September 2022 to March 2025 · evaluated as Tech Lead Enterprise, before incorporation

Officers trained to run the systems themselves

  • Train-the-Trainer for the Ministry of Higher Education: 27 modules over 9 days, 2026.
  • AARM 2026: each country’s officers trained on the system, with 80+ video guides and 13 manuals.
  • Database and web development foundation courses for the Army ICT Centre, 2025.
Training programmes

04 Other services

Other services, by the same team.

  1. 01Custom Software DevelopmentPortals, enterprise web systems and back-office platforms for government and enterprise.View service
  2. 02AI & Data AnalyticsAI that removes manual work, inside the systems people already use.View service
  3. 03IoT & System IntegrationWe connect systems that were never designed to talk to each other, with one secure login across them.View service
  4. 04Cloud & InfrastructureInfrastructure design, migration and managed operations, on our own servers or the cloud you choose.View service
  5. 05Training & Knowledge TransferHands-on technical and digital-transformation training for in-house teams.View service
  6. 06Maintenance & SupportOngoing fixes, updates and support for systems in production, including ones we did not build.View service

All services

05 Contact

Bring us the problem.

Tell us what you need to run. We will reply with an honest view of scope, timeline and the right procurement route.

WhatsApp +60 11-3309 6171 [email protected]

What happens next

  1. 1You tell usWhat you need to run, by WhatsApp, e-mail or a brief.
  2. 2We replyAn honest view of scope and timeline.
  3. 3The right routeThe procurement route that fits your system.