Ministries and government
Council chambers, voting and interpretation, session records, operations rooms, and dashboards for tracking institutional performance.
Eight critical sectors covered by solutions designed around what each one actually requires.
Council chambers, voting and interpretation, session records, operations rooms, and dashboards for tracking institutional performance.
Control and monitoring rooms, communications for remote sites, industrial networks, and safety and security for critical facilities.
Interactive classrooms and lecture theatres, lecture capture and streaming, computer labs, and remote-learning platforms.
Operating theatres with streaming and recording, telemedicine, nurse-call systems, and reliable networks for medical information systems.
Command and control centres, secure communications, perimeter surveillance, and UAV survey capability.
Datacentres, cyber security and data protection, and surveillance and access control for branches and vaults.
Smart meeting rooms, office networks, building automation, and content-sharing and collaboration systems.
Digital signage, distributed audio, conference facilities, and lighting and HVAC automation to cut running costs.
We have organised the group's capabilities around what Syrian institutions actually need at this stage.
Chambers and ministries: digital discussion and voting, simultaneous interpretation, session records, public broadcast.
Datacentre and network design and delivery, including the compute infrastructure AI workloads require.
Solar generation, storage and efficiency systems for buildings and critical facilities that cannot afford an outage.
Surveillance, access control and operations rooms, alongside protection for the digital assets of government bodies and critical facilities.
Interactive teaching rooms, streaming and content systems, and remote medicine and learning to stretch scarce specialist staff.
Building automation, IoT and operational dashboards that show decision-makers what is actually happening on the ground.