One framework. Six service categories.
An integrated portfolio of managed services, organised under the NumataOne™ framework and governed as one accountable relationship. Each category is a full practice in its own right; together they are run on one lifecycle and reported on one cadence.
- Six, governed as one
- Core to Enterprise
- Quarterly executive review
Every category is a practice. Under NumataOne™ they are one service.
Select a category for the problem it solves, what the service includes, how it is delivered and the evidence you receive.
IT Strategy, Risk and Compliance
Direction, governance and evidence for confident technology decisions.
Cyber Resilience
Protect systems, data and people with defence-in-depth and continuous vigilance.
Data Protection
Safeguard data across its lifecycle with privacy, controls and recovery.
IT Operations
Deliver reliable, secure and efficient IT services every day.
Modern Work Enablement
Equip teams with tools, workflows and support to perform at their best.
AI and Data Enablement
Turn data and AI into practical advantages, responsibly.
Focused services, run to a standard.
Where the categories govern technology as a whole, these four solve a specific job. Each can be taken on its own or added to an existing engagement without changing how you are supported.
Managed IT GRC
Governance, risk and compliance run as a managed service, with continuous evidence and audit-ready reporting.
ContinueManaged BCDR
Continuity and disaster recovery designed to agreed recovery targets, then tested against them.
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Zero trust access and cloud-delivered network security, managed as one service.
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Recurring internal and external testing, findings ranked by business impact and every fix re-tested.
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Microsoft-first. Vendor-independent. Certified against a defined standard.
Not sure where to start?
Begin with an assessment.
A Business Technology Assessment baselines the estate across all six categories and returns a prioritised roadmap, so the first engagement is the right one.