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Utility companies face growing pressure to modernise their operations while keeping costs under control. Ageing infrastructure, complex regulatory requirements and the need for real‑time data access all make digital transformation a necessity rather than a choice. The question is: how can utilities achieve this without embarking on lengthy redevelopment projects? The answer lies in secure, scalable software for utility companies that enables true field mobility.

Organisations today generate more data than ever before. From customer interactions to operational metrics, the challenge is no longer collecting information but making it usable. Traditional models often leave data siloed in systems, difficult to access and slow to update. That is why many enterprises are turning to data as a service, a model that delivers secure, real time access to information without the need for complex redevelopment.

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Utilities organisations face unique challenges when it comes to mobilising their workforce. Field engineers need instant access to multiple applications—whether SaaS-enabled or legacy “thick client” systems—while compliance teams must ensure that sensitive operational data remains protected. Traditional mobile apps often fall short, either by storing data locally on devices or requiring costly redevelopment of existing systems.

For many organisations, mobile access to enterprise systems is no longer optional—it’s essential. Yet the cost of developing bespoke mobile applications can be far higher than expected. Traditional app development requires design, coding, testing, deployment, and ongoing maintenance. Each stage consumes time and resources, often stretching projects into months and budgets into six figures.

For many organisations, legacy and bespoke enterprise applications remain the backbone of daily operations. Yet, as workforces become increasingly mobile, the challenge is clear: how can you overcome the issues created by applications that rely on outdated subsystems and components, preventing you from moving to modern platforms such as mobile devices, without embarking on long and costly redevelopment projects?

Healthcare organisations face mounting challenges in delivering secure, efficient, and patient‑centred services while managing complex IT systems. Clinicians need faster access to patient records, lab results, and scheduling systems, while governance teams must ensure data is never compromised. The question is: how can healthcare organisations mobilise critical applications securely, cost‑effectively, and without costly redevelopment?

The way we work has changed forever. Employees expect to access the tools and data they need from anywhere, on any device, without friction. Organisations, meanwhile, must balance this demand for flexibility with the realities of security, compliance, and cost control. This is the promise of the digital workplace: a connected environment where mobility, security, and productivity come together.

Healthcare is under pressure. Clinicians need faster access to patient records, lab results, and scheduling systems, but governance teams must ensure data is never compromised. The challenge is to mobilise healthcare software solutions without increasing risk. That’s where secure, session‑based access comes in.