Empowering Thames Water to own its digital transformation
Helping Thames Water decouple from complex and costly legacy technology contracts, migrate to modern cloud-based platforms, and build a team of skilled system engineers.
Our customer, a major UK government department, runs a workstream that tackles fraudulent crime, minimises human error within the department, and ensures that citizens receive the debts they’re owed as efficiently as possible.
These services all rely heavily on data. However, this data is siloed in on-prem locations within each of FED’s programmes. These act separately and make the data within them unavailable to both our customer and other government departments.
Our customer knew they had to free up their data, maximise its value through automation, and make intelligent decisions to improve its service to citizens and streamline internal resourcing. With these challenges at hand, they turned to Tecknuovo for help.
We engaged with our customer’s stakeholders to understand the challenges, and proposed to address them with a dual DevOps approach:
Providing DevOps-as-Service to help clear a hefty backlog and set up efficient mechanisms for future delivery
Upskilling the in-house teams on the methodology — letting them take ownership of the work and making significant savings for the organisation
Within two weeks of defining requirements with the stakeholders, we had mobilised a service team with the niche DevOps skills needed to fulfil our customer’s objectives.
Our experts:
Infused our customer’s teams with technical leadership to set the direction for change
Quickly delivered on the lengthy backlog they inherited — from 600 stories to 200 — using best practice agile methodology
Started upskilling the in-house teams on agile in tandem with delivering on the backlog
Free up time and resources to focus on future strategy
Make huge financial savings thanks to our teams’ efficient delivery by (initially) just two DevOps engineers
Our teams are:
To work towards our customer’s independence from us and other suppliers in future, our teams are:
Helping Thames Water decouple from complex and costly legacy technology contracts, migrate to modern cloud-based platforms, and build a team of skilled system engineers.
The largest waste and water utilities in the UK is undertaking a wholesale digital transformation, which includes a move from legacy on-premises infrastructure to modern cloud platforms.
Tecknuovo are ranked 78th on the Sunday Times 2022 100 Fastest-Growing Companies list. This list recognises the fastest-growing private companies in the United Kingdom.