Industries we serve
Deep domain expertise across the sectors where reliability, security, and compliance are non-negotiable.
Sectors we work in
Government
E-government platforms, digital identity, citizen portals, and public-sector applications for LGUs and provinces.
Learn moreHealthcare
HIPAA-aligned systems, patient platforms, and secure health-data integration.
Learn moreFinance
Secure fintech platforms, payment integration, and compliance-ready financial systems.
Learn moreManufacturing
ERP modernization, SAP migration, and industrial data & automation.
Learn moreTourism & Hospitality
Smart tourism platforms, booking & visitor management, and multi-language digital payments.
Learn moreRetail
Commerce platforms, inventory & POS integration, and customer analytics.
Learn moreEducation
Online enrollment, student information systems, scheduling, and academic reporting for colleges and schools.
ExploreCompliance and reliability, by design
Regulated by default
GDPR, HIPAA, and ISO 27001 practices baked into every build.
Mission-critical uptime
Architectures designed to a 99.9% availability target under peak public demand.
Measurable outcomes
We deliver against business metrics, not just feature lists.
The rules that shape a Philippine build
Three statutes account for most of the constraints on a public-sector or data-holding system here. They are worth reading before a requirement is written, not after a system is built.
RA 10173, the Data Privacy Act. Applies to any system holding personal data, and raises its requirements where that data is sensitive — health records, for example. It sets a lawful basis for processing, proportionality in what is collected, security measures appropriate to the risk, breach notification, and a designated Data Protection Officer. The implementing rules and issuances are published by the National Privacy Commission.
RA 11032, the Ease of Doing Business Act. Sets maximum processing periods for government transactions — three, seven or twenty working days depending on complexity — and requires local government units to streamline and automate them. It is the reason a business permit system needs one application record, a visible status and a clock that starts on acceptance. Administered by the Anti-Red Tape Authority.
RA 9184, the Government Procurement Reform Act. Governs how the system is bought in the first place: the opportunity is posted on PhilGEPS and evaluated by the agency’s Bids and Awards Committee against the terms of reference. Rules and guidelines come from the Government Procurement Policy Board. Scope, acceptance criteria, code ownership and support obligations are all settled in the TOR rather than negotiated afterwards.
Information-security practice on our side is certified to ISO/IEC 27001; the certificate number, certifying body and full scope statement are provided on request. See Credentials & Trust for what that covers and what it does not.
Frequently asked questions
The regulations, the vocabulary and the acceptance criteria change. The engineering does not: access control, audit trails, integration with systems that already exist, and a migration plan for the data already held are constant. Sector knowledge mostly determines how quickly the right requirements get asked for.
No. The seven pages here are where there is delivered work to point at, not a limit on scope. If the underlying problem is a permit-style workflow, a records system, an integration or an infrastructure build, the relevant capability page is the more useful starting point than the sector.
In the Philippines, RA 10173 applies to any system holding personal data, and its obligations rise where the data is sensitive — health records, for example. Public sector work adds RA 11032 on service delivery timeframes and RA 9184 on how the system is procured in the first place.
Neither substitutes for the other. Sector experience shortens requirements-gathering and reduces the number of expensive late discoveries; technical capability determines whether the result holds up in production. A vendor strong in only one of the two is a predictable kind of risk.
Government. Most delivered projects are for Philippine local and provincial government units — citizen identity, legislative tracking, business permits, incident management and command centers. The GovTech hub covers that programme view in more depth than a single sector page can.
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