Production systems built for public impact.

Public Health

National Laboratory Surveillance Platform

National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM)

RIVM needed a national surveillance capability that could turn fragmented laboratory, epidemiological, and genomic data into a dependable view of infectious-disease risk. The platform unifies cases, cohorts, and DNA sequences for Salmonella today, with an operating model designed to extend to other pathogens. The result is faster, traceable surveillance that public-health teams can trust and scale.

88

organizations in scope

8,000+

cases processed

Public Health

RIVM Data Visualization Portal

National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM)

More than 30 analytical applications support RIVM's public-health decisions. Modernizing SPIN and the Shiny Portal keeps this critical estate responsive, reliable, and ready to evolve as research and operational priorities change. A common approach to performance, support, and reuse reduces operational friction and prepares selected capabilities for open-source adoption.

30+

dashboard applications supported

Healthcare

AI-Powered Patient Feedback Analysis

Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC)

Patient comments contain insights that traditional surveys often leave hidden. AI-PREM helps LUMC organize open-ended feedback by topic and sentiment, giving care teams a clear view of recurring experiences and the underlying comments. The approach grew from one pilot to eight care pathways, making the patient voice easier to act on at scale.

8

care pathways reached

4

enterprise systems integrated

Digital Government

Dutch National Algorithm Register

ICTU / Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations of the Netherlands

The Netherlands needed a consistent national standard for public bodies to explain how algorithms affect public services. The Dutch Government Algorithm Register turns transparency obligations into an accessible, comparable service used across more than 200 organizations. It gives institutions a practical route to publish accountable information and gives citizens a clearer view of government algorithm use.

200+

government organizations supported

Digital Government

Privacy-Preserving Federated Data Exchange

ICTU

ICTU needed a trusted way for citizens to authorize private service providers to use government-held data without weakening privacy or control. The proof of concept established a common model for identity, consent, purpose-limited access, and accountability across the Dutch Federated Data System. Every exchange can be authorized, recorded, and audited.

Digital Government | Finance

Governmental Expenditure Platform

ICTU / Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations of the Netherlands

Financial transparency across 15 ministries was constrained by inconsistent submissions and time-consuming corrections. The Departmental Spend Portal standardizes the reporting process and consolidates expenditure data into a reliable government-wide view. Intelligent matching against the Dutch Chamber of Commerce register made organization-data correction approximately 9,000 times faster, accelerating analysis and reporting.

15

Dutch ministries consolidated

~9,000x

faster data correction

Digital Government

Government Employment Distribution Portal

ICTU / Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations of the Netherlands

Central government needed a dependable view of workforce distribution across departments. The Government Employment Distribution Portal brings employment data into a consistent reporting service, giving authorized users timely access to trusted information. It supports better workforce planning while operating within established government security and delivery standards.

Enterprise AI

B4C Enterprise AI Platform

ICTU / Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations of the Netherlands

ICTU needed a practical foundation for using AI across the enterprise without compromising privacy, security, or operational control. B4C brings multiple leading AI ecosystems into a governed platform that teams can evaluate and use within approved boundaries. It turns fragmented experimentation into a maintainable institutional capability.

Digital Government

AI-Enabled Content Management System

ICTU / Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations of the Netherlands

Government content teams face growing volumes of documents and information that are costly to review manually. ICTU's AI-enabled CMS brings classification, information extraction, and virtual assistance into existing content workflows. The result is faster access to relevant information and a controlled way to introduce AI into day-to-day operations.

10

governmental websites and portals integrated

Digital Government

Subsurface Data Quality

ICTU / Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations of the Netherlands

The Dutch Key Registry of the Subsurface underpins decisions that depend on trustworthy national geospatial information. Its quality-control service identifies and manages data issues before they affect downstream users. Automated validation and controlled processing strengthen the integrity of the register and support consistent national operations.