The intelligent workplace: empower your workforce with AI
Empower employees at the moments that matter to them throughout their career.
Leverage the power of chatbots to empower your employees with more personalised experiences at the moments that matter to them and optimize HR processes using automation (e.g. RPA) and AI.
Modern and productive user experiences integrating Microsoft Teams & SAP
Supporting your employees by bringing the existing support processes into their digital workplace
Leverage investments in your back-office processes and digital workplace tools. Bring integrated user experiences to employees and extend your supporting processes with modern collaboration tools.
we empower your employees and reduce the cost of employee-centric services by automating manual tasks and increasing efficiency and productivity
Our work automation technologies
We combine the best of both worlds by integrating Microsoft and SAP
We integrate extensively with Microsoft and SAP systems to deliver the most complete user experience.
The main components of our solutions are:
Microsoft Office 365 (SharePoint, O365 Groups, MS Teams, MS Power Apps, MS Power Automate,...)
Microsoft Azure (AAD, Web Apps, Cognitive Service, Bot Framework, Search...)
it's my passion to guide organizations in their digital transformation journey, based on my managerial, consulting and technical experience
blog
The Enterprise AI Journey: From Hype to Value
The enterprise world is at a pivotal moment in the evolution of artificial intelligence. What began as fascination with chatbots and text generators has matured into a strategic imperative centered on trust, measurable value, and scalable adoption. This blog explores that evolution, how organizations are learning from early experimentation, embracing new agentic frameworks, and building sustainable AI strategies that go beyond hype and potentially a market bubble.
GovCon Transformation Series: Episode 3 Recap – “The Tech Leap”
Government contracting is changing fast. Compliance demands are growing. Technology is moving even faster. Episode 3 of the GovCon Transformation Series, “The Tech Leap,” brought together insights from Kenneth Berg, Partner at delaware; Alban Leong, Principal Architect at delaware; David Sentance, SAP Data SME; Chad Braley, CEO of Capital Edge Consulting; and Melissa Dixon, Senior Manager at Capital Edge Consulting. Together, they focused on one clear message: technology must move forward, but it must follow the business. Many government contractors still rely on legacy systems. These systems are heavily customized. They depend on manual workarounds and disconnected data. That approach cannot scale. It increases risk. It slows growth. And it makes compliance harder. The Tech Leap is about building a modern digital foundation. One that supports compliance today and prepares organizations for growth tomorrow.
Shop Floor Revolution Series: Episode 3 Recap – “Why Enterprise Thinking Is a Manufacturer’s Advantage"
Mill products manufacturers are investing in new machines. But many are still using old ways of thinking. In Episode 3 of the Shop Floor Revolution Series, our experts discussed why enterprise thinking is the real change happening on the shop floor for mill products. This includes paper, packaging, metals, plastics, cable, wire, and building products. The message was clear. Technology matters. But mindset matters more.
Shop Floor Revolution Series: Episode 2 Recap – “Modernization of the Shop Floor”
Manufacturing is changing fast. The shop floor is no longer just about machines and materials. It is about data, speed, and people. Episode 2 of the Shop Floor Revolution Series focused on one clear message: Modernization is no longer optional. Many shop floors still run on paper, spreadsheets, and tribal knowledge. That approach cannot scale. It also puts growth, margins, and workforce stability at risk. Modernization is about building a digital foundation that supports today’s operations and tomorrow’s innovation.
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