AI-first delivery, proven on my own products.
Most people advising you on AI have never shipped anything with it. I've spent twenty years delivering technology across enterprise, the public sector and universities, and I run my own business on the method I'd put into yours. Two of the tools that came out of it – 10x and Build – you can buy.
Most organisations use AI to write code, and nowhere else.
AI writes the code in minutes. Then the same three people spend six weeks on everything around it – the setup, the security approvals, the exceptions, the paperwork for the board – by hand, from memory, and differently every time. I have seen organisations building on foundations nobody ever signed off, because the documents were still sitting in draft. The tools are not the problem. Nobody has written down the standards, the rules you are held to and the way your team works, anywhere a machine can follow them.
That's what OneTen does. Not "AI transformation". The unglamorous part – writing your standards down in a form machines can follow, putting the checks in, and delivering with AI that respects both.
Shipped for my own business. Then for yours.
Build is live, with client sites running on it. 10x is in development. The consultancy is the same thinking applied to your business – and the support to get your team through AI adoption properly.
Build by OneTen

Understand. Protect. Improve.
Same method for a €25-a-month website and a system your regulator will inspect. Understand what's actually needed – not what the vendor wants to sell. Protect it with standards, controls and evidence that will stand up to an auditor. Improve it because you own the output and it keeps getting reviewed. The AI does the work inside that method, not instead of it.
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If you've got a workload to host, a platform team that's tired of rebuilding the same thing, or a board pack due and no evidence to put in it – book thirty minutes. No deck, no discovery workshop, just a proper look at what you're trying to do.
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