From sovereign data platforms to AI strategy, we help public agencies move from ambition to implementation. On your infrastructure, on your terms.
We help national agencies put AI and data to work within the realities of government: regulatory requirements, security classifications, existing IT landscapes and the pace at which organisations can absorb change.
That can mean a single AI project, bringing spec-driven development into your own teams, or building an agentic software factory that runs inside your security boundary. Our engagements range from early-stage AI strategy to hands-on delivery.
• On-prem data platforms under full agency control
• Solution design, user specifications, and information architecture
• GDPR-compliant data processing
• Classified information handling aligned with OSL (offentlighets- och sekretesslagen)
• AI readiness assessments grounded in public-sector operations
• Use case identification and prioritisation
• Plans aligned with Sweden's national AI strategy and the EU AI Act
• Organisational change management and capability building
• Automated case classification and document processing
• AI-assisted decision support for case officers
• Predictive analytics for resource planning and demand forecasting
• Cross-agency data sharing aligned with the upcoming data-sharing act
Sweden's national AI strategy, adopted in February 2026, sets a clear direction: AI should be part of how government operates. The SEK 479 million earmarked in the 2026 budget is the first dedicated investment of its kind.
The EU AI Act is already in force, and its high-risk obligations, which cover most AI used in decisions that affect citizens, now apply from December 2027. Agencies will need risk management, technical documentation and human oversight in place, and the work takes longer than most expect. The time to prepare is now.
For most agencies, the challenge is not whether to adopt AI but how – given limited internal capacity, strict data governance requirements, and the complexity of public-sector IT environments. That is the problem we help solve.
Earmarked in Sweden's 2026 budget for AI and data initiatives – the country's first dedicated AI investment.
— Source: Sweden's AI Strategy, Government.se
Swedish government agencies and universities have received AI and data-related assignments as part of the national AI strategy – the broadest coordinated push to date.
— Source: Government.se, 2026
of public servants globally now use AI in some form, yet only 18% believe their government uses it effectively.
— Source: Gallup, 2025
The EU AI Act's high-risk obligations take effect, after the Digital Omnibus moved the original August 2026 date. Particularly relevant for AI in public-sector decision-making.
— Source: European Commission, Regulation (EU) 2026/1744
We work under framework agreements with government agencies, which means we are in it for the long run. Our engagements typically evolve from an initial project into an ongoing collaboration as needs develop.
Our team includes senior AI strategists with extensive leadership experience from within government agencies. That background shapes how we work – we understand the internal dynamics, procurement realities, and organisational challenges that come with introducing AI in the public sector.
We bring structured project management adapted to how government agencies work. On a recent multi-year engagement, we managed solution design, information architecture, user specifications and delivery for an on-prem data platform, helping the agency adopt ways of working that support successful delivery.
We work within the constraints of government IT: air-gapped networks, on-prem deployments and approved Swedish cloud providers. We adapt to your classification level, not the other way around, and that includes AI agents, which run inside your boundary or not at all.
A 30-minute conversation about where your agency is with data and AI, and what
a realistic first step looks like. Online or at our Stockholm office, with no obligation.
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