Pillar 03 · Extend

Deep expertise and AI capability, on tap.

Being digital by default used to be a FTSE 250 privilege. Digital as a Service makes it standard for growth-stage businesses, one monthly commitment covering strategy, build, run and adoption, with enterprise-grade delivery behind it.

Your digital function. Not your digital supplier.

Most SMEs don't need more software. They need to be truly digital: people, process and systems working as one, with the operating discipline of a much larger business behind them. Digital as a Service makes that affordable.

One monthly commitment led by a CTO grade consulting expert, a delivery team and a continuous improvement engine covering strategy, build, run and adoption. Panamoure becomes your digital function. AI capability sits on tap, used wherever it makes the business better, not as the headline.

This isn't staff augmentation, and it isn't a software licence. It's access to the same delivery engine that runs our FTSE 250 engagements, scoped, priced and governed for a growth-stage business. Enterprise-grade capability, SME-grade commitment.

Three things. Every month.

Strategy, build, and run are typically bought separately and delivered by different teams with different incentives. Under Digital as a Service, all three sit under one monthly commitment, owned by one team.

01

Strategy & advisory

A quarterly value plan that links every initiative to commercial outcomes. You have consulting-grade thinking in the room whenever it matters, not parachuted in at the start of a project and gone before the results land.

02

Build & deliver

Bespoke applications, enterprise system implementation, integrations, data and automation, delivered through the AI Factory operating model. AI is used wherever it accelerates or improves the outcome, not as the headline.

03

Run & improve

Managed support and continuous improvement for everything we build, run as a Centre of Excellence for your business. Adoption, process change and system enhancements are tracked so the service compounds in value.

Three things the subscription model solves that projects do not.

Project-based digital engagement is optimised for the supplier, not the client. Scope is fixed. Relationships end. Knowledge walks out the door. The subscription model is designed to solve all three.

01

Continuity of relationship and knowledge

Every time you run a new project with a new team, you pay twice: once for the work, and once for the time it takes the new team to understand your business, your systems, and your constraints. Digital as a Service eliminates that. The partner and delivery team who understand your business deeply are the ones doing the next piece of work, and the one after that. The institutional knowledge compounds rather than resetting every engagement.

02

Delivery pace that matches business pace

Business priorities do not wait for the next project to be scoped, procured, and kicked off. Under a subscription model, the team is already in place and the delivery model is already running. When a priority emerges, the roadmap adjusts and the work begins. AI Factory delivery means the pace of output is faster than a traditional team of the same size, so the subscription delivers more than its equivalent in project-based spend.

03

Commercial simplicity

One monthly fee. Defined service levels. A quarterly review that adjusts scope to business priorities. No procurement exercise every time a new piece of work is needed. No cost overrun risk on individual projects. No gap between engagements where progress stalls. For a growing business managing multiple priorities, the reduction in commercial and management overhead is itself a material benefit of the subscription model.

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Graham Burchell
Chief of Staff
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Steve Grice
Partner, CTO

Still running digital project by project?

A 30-minute conversation is enough to scope a Digital as a Service subscription against your growth plan and show you what a continuous engagement model would look like for your business.