TelecomThunder
Product engineering for Telenor Pakistan's Thunder platform — building at telecom scale for a leading mobile operator.
View case studyForecasting, scoring and decision engines in production.
Prediction earns its keep when it changes what someone does. We built the forecasting that moved a national tower network from reactive to preventive maintenance, and the decision engine sitting at the centre of a UK digital bank. Both are live, and both are measured.
Tell us the decision you are trying to improve and we will tell you whether this is the right place to start.
Start a conversationPredicting outages, consumption and load ahead of time so maintenance and capacity become planned work rather than emergencies.
Models that score applications and exposures, built for the explainability a regulator or credit committee will ask for.
Behavioural segmentation that drives targeted marketing, personalisation and tailored advice rather than a broadcast.
Spotting the transactions and events that do not fit the pattern, with thresholds tuned to the cost of a false positive.
Ranking products, content or next-best actions from behavioural signals and business rules together.
Multi-module engines that combine models, rules and projections into a single recommendation a product can act on.
For Telenor Pakistan's Thunder platform, a machine-learning engine forecasts site outages, battery performance, fuel consumption and grid failures across a distributed tower estate — cutting operational cost by up to 60% and diesel use by 6 million litres a year.
For Pennyworth, six modules covering net income and segmentation, income and expenditure, net wealth, goals recommendation, financial projections and next best action — delivered on a serverless AWS architecture.
Book a no-pressure discovery call. We'll listen, ask the right questions, and come back with a clear plan — usually within 48 hours.