Digital transformation

Businesses could be forgiven for pleading tech-fatigue as they try to keep up with the fast-developing worlds of artificial intelligence, IoT and cyber. But there’s another breakthrough on the horizon and it’s demanding attention – quantum technology.

Quantum computing isn't a sci-fi dream. It's here and ready for businesses to experiment with. It's won't replace servers and laptops yet, but by testing quantum computers today, organisations can gain an advantage.

Quantum technology is a class of technology that works by using the principles of quantum mechanics (the physics of sub-atomic particles). It's no longer sci-fi. It's ready for business to start experimenting with.

Focusing on shortening time to value through customer-centric, value stream-oriented cross-functional teams lets organisations deliver digital innovation at pace.

Our digital and innovation experts worked with Cardia and Respect, two residential care organisations in the Netherlands, to bring innovative data products that will reduce time spent on administration so carers can focus on caring.

Oxford Brookes University is on an ambitious journey to transform its student information management landscape. We worked with the University as a strategic delivery partner to support their team through the change, from procurement and design configuration to the deployment of a new commercial ‘off the shelf’ cloud-hosted solution.

Global health technology leader Philips wanted a more agile IT management experience to further improve health and wellbeing wherever Philips’ health technology is in use. PA Consulting established an innovative framework to transform its IT portfolio management, increasing satisfaction rates among internal customers.

Together with Cloud9 Technologies, we designed a hybrid console that seamlessly integrates a new hardware and software experience—delivering business continuity from the trading desk to the cloud and allowing institutional traders to manage trading activity remotely.

In the defence and security arena, rapid technological and societal change make it hard to grasp fully just how different the future might look. Working with the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl), the science arm of the Ministry of Defence (MOD), we applied a mix of technology, commercial and programme management expertise to lead the development of an ingenious virtual reality platform.

We helped US insurer Healthfirst launch a digital “front door” that could serve their 1.5 million clients with safe and effective services during COVID-19, all in six weeks.