What we deliver.
Three services: a scored assessment with a costed roadmap, digital twins built and running on the systems you already have, and CDO as a Service plus AI engineers. Fixed scope, quoted per phase, no lock-in.
If any of this sounds like your situation, we can help.
- “We can't tell whether we're AI- or twin-ready, or what it would cost.”
- A scored assessment against the SMILE model: element by element, gap by gap, with the cost and sequence to close each one. You get a costed roadmap, not a maturity poster.
- Assessment & roadmap →Score yourself free
- “We run critical planning out of a spreadsheet nobody can audit.”
- We reverse-engineer it, connect the systems that already hold the truth, and replace it with a live model your team plans against every week.
- Digital twins, built and running →The steel case
- “We can't test a change before it hits production.”
- A physics-grounded twin lets you rehearse the change — network parameters, plant configuration, control strategy — and see the outcome before customers do.
- Why this works →Open RAN handover
- “We have decades of drawings, sensors and know-how in incompatible systems.”
- We map the infrastructure, the data and the organisation around it, then put the fragmented data somewhere people, systems and AI can reason over it together.
- Reality as the integrator →The hydropower case
- “We're about to spend heavily on capture, sensors or a platform and aren't sure it's right.”
- Independent, vendor-neutral evaluation against your short-, medium- and long-term requirements — including security. We have told clients to buy less than they planned.
- Where the money goes →Capture geometry beats resolution
- “We need senior AI leadership but not a full-time hire.”
- A Chief Digital Officer as a service: strategy, vendor vetting, architecture review and hands-on delivery on a monthly engagement you can stop at any time.
- From €3,500 a month →The record
Six ways in, in the order most people take them.
A Chief Digital Officer on the payroll of a fraction, answering to your board.
Strategy, vendor vetting, architecture review and hands-on build. A weekly 90-minute sync, 24-hour access, real work between sessions. Not a report at the end of the quarter. Runs on SMILE, every decision documented, so your people carry it after we leave. Stop any month. Why this leads: most organisations do not need more technology. They need someone accountable for which, and in what order.
Two hours, with research before and deliverables after. Credited against the project.
Score your readiness free. Then a two-hour scoping workshop, with a controller or CFO in the room so the business case has an owner from hour one. We research your estate first. You leave with deliverables, not notes: a shared map, an inventory of what already connects, the questions worth answering, a costed first phase. From there a one-day twin strategy, then delivery. On-site scoping €9,500 plus travel. The workshop fee comes off the project.
A supervised engineer-equivalent agent, on your integrations 24/7.
Managed agents doing an engineer's work on integrations, automation and back-office operations. Scoped, supervised, grounded. They write to an approval queue, never silently to production. Scales from one to a fleet.
Advisory calls, board seats and executive counsel, by the hour.
Advisory calls, board seats, and executive counsel on digital twins, physical AI and strategy. Hourly, fixed-scope, or a board appointment. Startup discount available.
Executive and engineering programmes, on-site or remote.
Executive education and hands-on workshops built on the SMILE methodology. Delivered on-site or remote, for leadership teams and engineering.
Where the future is going — then a workshop on where yours is.
The keynote is where the future is going: digital twins, autonomous AI, the physical world. From a Digital Twin Consortium Co-Chair. The workshop is where yours is going — half a day with your leadership team, turning the talk into a shortlist you own. Most book both. A keynote alone changes the conversation for a week. Keynote from €3,000, workshop from €2,000, travel on top in person.
Assessment & roadmap
Where you stand, what each gap costs to close, and the order to close them in.
We audit the systems, data and decision-making you already have, score it element by element against the SMILE capability model, and return a costed, sequenced roadmap. Most organisations are further along than they think — the constraint is usually sequencing, not technology. Delivered as a fixed-scope engagement, typically inside a month.
Proof
Open-RAN telecom · Nordic hydropower · steel plant · alpine tunnel
Digital twins, built and running
A working twin your team uses to make decisions — not a visualisation that impresses the board once.
Reality capture, twin generation and integration with the systems you already run: ERP, historians, BMS, network telemetry. Physics-grounded where physics applies, so you can rehearse a change before it touches production. Fixed scope, quoted per phase, first value in weeks.
Proof
Live production twin in weekly operational use · vendor-neutral RAN twin
CDO as a Service & AI engineers
A Chief Digital Officer without the full-time hire, and supervised agents doing real work.
Managed agents for integrations, back-office operations and monitoring — scoped, grounded and writing to an approval queue, never silently to production. Alongside them, CDO as a Service: strategy, vendor vetting, architecture review and hands-on build, with the reasoning documented so your team carries it after we leave.
Proof
CDO as a Service from €3,500/month · AI Engineer as a Service from €1,250/month
Nobody brings the full stack of digital twin competence — organizational, global, change management, technology strategy, and a NASA JPL-derived method — the way we do. We bring the best people together for a company faster than anyone else, and we implement it with them.
The decisions are being made either way. The only variable is whether you find out afterwards.
Scoping workshop from €4,500, credited in full against the project. See how scoping works