Connect data, people and technology.
Turn scattered information into value.
Isolated systems limit what your organisation can do. KDV connects sources, organises information and creates the conditions to use data with confidence.
Connect systems, applications and sources that currently work in isolation.
Structure data by business domain, with context and clear ownership.
Prepare consistent, understandable information for the people who need it.
Make data available across teams and organisations with clear access rules and contracts.
From technology to operations, find the path that makes sense for your organisation.
Open components and an architecture connecting data capabilities. The starting point for your ecosystem.
Explore the foundation02 / On your infrastructureYour ecosystem in your organisation’s environment or a dedicated cloud, with operations shaped around your context.
Discover Studio03 / On the KDV cloudData ecosystems operated by KDV. Focus your team on data, governance and value.
Discover CloudThe method guiding the journey from data to value.
Gather, process and prepare data from different sources.
Define context, responsibilities, quality and access rules.
Publish data products with contracts and terms of use.
Use data in decisions, applications, analytics and artificial intelligence.
Two ways to build your data and AI capability, guided by the KDV Framework and with Kolmeia included as the technology foundation.
Engineering, governance and data expertise in a team working with your organisation, from prioritisation to delivery.
A data and AI function coordinating standards, architecture and governance, supporting business teams as they produce and use their data.
The team applies the KDV method on an open technology foundation. The solution can operate with KDV/studio or KDV/cloud, according to your organisation’s context.
Team capacity, implementation, infrastructure and operations are scoped in the proposal. Studio and Cloud plans have their own scope.
Understand the context, assess the existing foundation and define a first use case.
Establish responsibilities and deliver usable data against acceptance criteria.
Follow usage, transfer knowledge and review priorities.
Explore applications across sectors and challenges.
Connect information from different institutions to support collaboration and reduce silos.
Organise service data to make information more accessible and processes more consistent.
Prepare information from different sources to monitor policies, programmes and public services.
Combine perspectives across departments to support decisions with more context.
Every organisation has its own context. Let’s find your path.
