Level N and its consultants have worked with a large variety of clients - from education, science, research, and government, to technology, e-commerce, and service companies.
Cylo are a media tech company with innovation at the forefront of everything they do. They have developed a comprehensive platform that empowers businesses to engage with the digital generation.
Their suite of fully integrated audio revenue management services has been designed for multinational media groups, mid-size broadcasters, agencies and independents. AdServe provides comprehensive audio planning, trafficking and revenue optimization for more than 300 of the biggest brands in European media.
The Active Media platform provides a full range of services including tools that allow content creators to tag their media, infrastructure that automatically tracks media wherever it is played, and powerful, customisable services that give direct access to analytical data - from out-of-the-box tracking to integrated solutions processing billions of data points per day.
Assessio is a consulting firm focusing on developing effective organisations, and the leading publisher of psychometric tests in the Nordic region. Their solutions stretch from assessments, management audit, and human due diligence to leadership development, organizational behavior management, support systems, and big data analytics.
Vodafone is a multinational telecommunications company. Vodafone owns and operates networks in 25 countries, and has partner networks in 47 further countries.
SLAC is a United States Department of Energy National Laboratory operated by Stanford University, located in Menlo Park, California. It is the site of the Stanford Linear Accelerator, a 3.2 kilometer linear accelerator that could accelerate electrons to energies of 50 GeV.
Micro Focus delivers the speed, agility, security and insights necessary to succeed in an evolving marketplace.
Inmac WStore distributes technological products: new and used computers, printers, software, networking and wireless hardware, telephony equipment, security setup, and storage solutions.
Actian is a computer software company headquartered in Palo Alto, California, whose primary focus is hybrid data management, integration, and analytics.
IBM is an American multinational technology company producing computer hardware, middleware and software, and providing hosting and consulting services in areas ranging from mainframe computers to nanotechnology. IBM is also a major research organization.
The DWP is responsible for welfare, pensions and child maintenance policy. As the UK's biggest public service department it administers the State Pension and a range of working age, disability and ill health benefits to around 20 million claimants and customers.
Oracle Student Cloud is a next-generation information system built to support lifelong learning from precollegiate through undergraduate, graduate, and continuing education - powered by artificial intelligence, consumer-market design, and collaboration tools, transforming the student experience at every stage including financial aid.
Digisoft Education delivers cloud-based and on-premises learning management solutions for school management and online classes, serving school systems across Africa. Level N oversees Digisoft's technical direction and built its new Learning Management System.
Part of the Bitfury Group, Surround set out to build a global intellectual property rights platform. Level N served on the tactical management team, defining the hybrid blockchain platform and technology strategy behind the company's funding.
Public Service Request builds tools connecting citizens with local government services. Level N maintains OpenTreeMap for them - the platform used by government and private authorities to map trees and manage their environmental impact.
A large pan-European consulting group. Level N ran e-commerce engagements for accounts including Schneider Group, Worms Bank and Crédit Lyonnais, and delivered integrated computer-telephony for a 10-million-subscriber support system at Canal+.
Level N created PCLeland, the first Kerberos implementation on Windows, for Stanford University - code Microsoft subsequently used as the basis for adding Kerberos security to Windows - and served as a reviewer on the s/Ident protocol developed with MIT.
Level N architected and built AIDA-PVA, the modern rebuild of SLAC's unified data acquisition and control framework. Running on EPICS 7 and the PVAccess protocol, AIDA-PVA replaces the original Java and JNI layers with C and C++ services running against SLAC's OpenVMS legacy control systems - giving today's EPICS clients high-speed programmatic access to thousands of accelerator control devices.
The framework builds on two decades of Level N history at SLAC: we created the original CORBA-based AIDA in 2002, which served the laboratory across many programming languages and computer systems within its beam control environment - and SLAC turned to us again to carry that work into the EPICS era.
Provided software engineers working on DWP global systems and services. Part of the team that rolled out a new high-availability, distributed system for use in Social Security offices throughout the UK by over 140,000 concurrent users.
Human-readable UML flowcharts and activity diagrams that described government policy were automatically converted to XML, then interpreted and rendered as interactive screens in the front-end web UI as forms for agents to capture information while interacting with benefit seekers.
We wrote various parts of the whole process, from the conversion of the UML diagrams into XML, to writing interpreters, logic builders and UI renderers. We also worked on provisioning of this highly scalable, highly tolerant system that incorporated robust government-audited change controls - a highly available, highly secure, distributed system for the UK Government.
