Practice

Five interlocking domains of advisory on ICT and AI in education.

From national strategy to the school gate: each domain stands on its own, and together they carry an education reform from policy to classroom.

Domains
  • 01

    Strategy & policy

    From political ambition to a credible operating plan. We sit with technical teams and senior officials to draft national strategies, AI policies and multi-year roadmaps that account for budget, capacity, sequencing and the politics of delivery.

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  • 02

    Capability & implementation

    Strategy survives only when teachers, schools and ministries can carry it. We design competence frameworks aligned with international standards, build training architectures, and accompany national teams through workshops, coaching and field iteration.

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  • 03

    Solutions & procurement

    From a real problem to a solution that arrives, works and is maintainable. We design holistic managed ICT solutions for schools — devices, network, identity, device management, maintenance, support and lifecycle — sized to the country, the school and the budget. We write professional, vendor-neutral Terms of Reference and Request for Proposal documents that translate solution design into fair, competitive procurement, and we help clients define evaluation criteria that protect public money.

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  • 04

    Evidence & analytics

    Reforms are only as serious as their willingness to be measured. We design monitoring frameworks, indicator architectures and dashboards calibrated to the decisions ministries actually need to make.

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  • 05

    Prototypes & build

    Functioning prototypes that show what is possible. We design and build functioning prototypes that show what is possible — dashboards, monitoring platforms and integrations with device management, network and learning systems. Built in modern, maintainable stacks, they let ministries, donors and partners see, test and refine an idea before committing to full-scale procurement.

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