Open technology
PostgreSQL, Linux, standard web technology and open geospatial formats. Nothing we build should trap you in a licence you cannot renew.
We write the software, configure the network and carry the pager. That combination is rare here, and it is deliberate: the seam between “the application” and “the infrastructure” is where most projects in Lao PDR quietly fail.
Our work spans government land administration, water resources, mining, electricity, construction and logistics — and the servers, networks and databases all of it runs on.
PostgreSQL, Linux, standard web technology and open geospatial formats. Nothing we build should trap you in a licence you cannot renew.
It lives in your database in a documented schema and can be exported in full at any time, including on the day you decide to leave.
A timestamped backup before every schema change, a numbered migration, and a rollback written at the same time as the change.
Design documents, operating instructions and user manuals are part of the delivery, not an extra we quote for later.
Lao language, Lao time zone, Lao network conditions — tested on the connections your staff actually have.
If a request is a bad idea, or somebody else would do it better, we will say so before you spend money on it.
We take on a small number of projects at a time, which is why the ones we take on get finished.