WE DO PROJECTS:
IT ENGINEERING OFFICE
IT is all about people. On the back end, IT runs as a utility. It provides a far-reaching level of automation and continuous predictability by applying analytics, and continuously incorporating innovations. We see IT as a supply chain. We think in terms of building blocks and configuration management, conscious “make or buy” decisions, and rapid assembly.
WE DO OPERATIONS:
RUN THE I(o)T FACTORY
IT operations for high-end IT or IoT-platforms. Running the applications and the underlying infrastructure as a factory: automated, uninterrupted, predictable, and scalable. Offering a continuous innovation vehicle, while keeping all configurations under control. The factory never stops. An Operations paradigm shift, based on software practices (infra as code) and predictive analytics. The business owner as Product Owner driving Ops and innovation from his perspective. Digital Transformation for IT itself.
WE DO IoT:
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
Getting even closer to the customer, and creating smart functionalities based on analytics, sensors, and diverse IT solutions. More complex than you might think, as you must design your customer’s experience. Analytics first. Understanding people and anticipating with smart software and hardware.
LATEST WHITE PAPERS
Internet of things taken to the sky10 July 2018 - 15:55
The CDO as data evangelist2 July 2018 - 16:40
The CIO as data factory manager12 June 2018 - 14:10
A sunny trip through a captivating data landscape13 April 2018 - 13:02
Using code to manage infrastructure: an innovative journey of discovery13 April 2018 - 12:57
ITILITY TWITTER
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Last weekend we enjoyed one of the last days of summer: a great day with all Itilians and their family. Really wond… https://t.co/qKo4h7jQCs
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Learning about different tools in the field, and implement them directly – that is what the #YPPprogram @itilitybv… https://t.co/9KQNeoL7cq
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Very #cool blog written by our stack engineers about the first day of the @VMworld And how #extracool is this: you… https://t.co/jvI1RSNAkf
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What if your enterprise network could have the same network architecture as AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, and Facebook?… https://t.co/BLpFZmsCtN
