Case studies

The client Waythrough, a charity specialising in mental health, alcohol, drugs and related areas, formed in 2024 through the merger of the Richmond Fellowship and Humankind organisations. Waythrough services include drug and alcohol support, supported housing, criminal justice, employment and skills, young people and families, domestic abuse, and social enterprise.

The client A global financial information and analytics powerhouse, providing vital business intelligence solutions to some of the world’s largest industries and markets.   Headquartered in Manhattan, their operations span across the USA, Europe, and APAC.

The client The client is the world’s leading provider of technology-enabled language, content management and intellectual property services – helping businesses connect with customers worldwide.  Based in the UK with operations around the globe, the business boasts an impressive client list.

The client Orbis is a public sector partnership between East Sussex County Council, Surrey County Council, and Brighton & Hove City Council. The partnership provides resilient and efficient business services for the three constituent councils, their residents and customers.

Problem-free Legacy Platform sync Company X were involved in the acquisition of Company Y earlier this year. Company Y had a Financial division that were using legacy services to operate software and user accounts in that area of their business.

Company P is a global specialising in risk management and consultancy. A newly presented and complicated legal arrangement between two global zones meant that Company P needed to divest part of its business to continue operating in that part of the world.

Seamless synchronisation tool supports the merger of Breast Cancer Care and Breast Cancer Now The client The charities Breast Cancer Care and Breast Cancer Now merged in April 2019 forming Breast Cancer Now, the charity that’s steered by world-class research and powered by life-changing care. Breast Cancer Now is here for anyone affected by breast […]

Company A & Company B (of similar user size) strategically decided to create a greenfield Active Directory Forest (CompanyAB), instead of choosing either one or the other legacy AD Forest due to distrust. They needed a tool capable of migrating both Forests without impacting access to legacy resources on either of the original AD Forests.