Ten capability lines, grouped by what the systems do: reason, remember, observe, hold.
Akili Smart Solutions Limited. Registered in Tanzania, building applied intelligence for industry, government and research.
Each capability below carries the scope the company is registered to perform. We publish that wording in full on every page rather than paraphrasing it into marketing.
Reason, remember, observe, hold. Four headings that describe the work rather than the technology stack behind it.
Software and artificial intelligence built to carry a decision, not to demonstrate a technique.
The engineering division. It takes a problem currently solved by a person reading a screen and turns it into a system that reasons about the same evidence faster, more consistently, and with its working shown. Everything else we do eventually runs on something this division built.
The pipelines, warehouses and archives that make an organisation legible to itself.
Most institutions are not short of data. They are short of a single place where that data is correct, current and governed. This division builds that place and the discipline around it: acquisition, cleaning, modelling, security, retention, and the long work of turning paper and legacy systems into records that will still open in thirty years.
Geoscience, mining, agriculture and climate, read through satellites, sensors and models.
Tanzania's economy sits on ground, weather and water. This division instruments all three: mineral exploration and mine optimisation, geographic information and remote sensing, precision agriculture, climate and environmental monitoring, delivered as working systems rather than as reports.
The creative surface, the skills, the advice and the equipment that make a system last.
A system nobody can operate is a prototype. This division covers everything around the build: the interfaces and media that make it usable, the training that makes it survivable, the advisory that keeps it pointed at the right problem, and the hardware it runs on.
Grouped by division, numbered in the order they appear in the memorandum of association.
Systems designed, built, tested and kept running: web, mobile, desktop, enterprise, embedded and cloud.
The laboratory: applied research, prototypes, benchmarks and methods built for conditions here.
Acquisition, modelling, warehousing and analysis, ending in a number somebody is willing to sign.
Paper, maps and legacy records converted into indexed, governed, searchable holdings that outlive their hardware.
Exploration, geological modelling, GIS, remote sensing and mine optimisation, as operating systems.
Precision agriculture, climate monitoring and environmental intelligence, from the soil up.
Tools and platforms for the people who make things: studios, media houses, agencies and creators.
Transferring the skill, not retaining the dependency.
Advice from people who will also have to build the thing.
The hardware underneath: specified, supplied, installed and maintained.
Because it is one. The scope published under each capability is transcribed from the objects clause of our memorandum of association, word for word, including its punctuation.
A client checking whether we are permitted to carry out a piece of work should be able to read the answer here and find the same sentence at the registrar. Marketing copy sits above it, clearly separated, and never replaces it.
Not the technology you think you need. The decision, who makes it, and on what evidence. We will tell you plainly whether there is a system in it.
