A disruptive new approach to Digital Applications & Innovation using Frugal Innovation Methodology - 'How to do More (& Better) with Less'

Innovation ServicesRapid Application Development & Deployment

The ability to start small and deliver quick outcomes on limited budgets for the web, mobile and cloud

Innovation LabsRapid Prototyping & MVP Development

Ability to nurture business ideas on limited budgets into viable prototypes & MVPs for Enterprise Innovation Teams

Our Recognitions

Our Methodology Advisor

Jaideep Prabhu

University of Cambridge

Frugal Innovation Thought Leader

Our Co-ideation Partners

Our Global Presence

Project Offices:New York, USA | London, UK

Innovation Labs & Development Centers:Richmond, USA | Brighton, UK | Kochi, India

Peer Guidance

Option to leverage the experience of former CIOs

Keith Woodcock Innovation Advisor IT Leadership Roles
Avis & Travelport

Rahul Jaitly Business & IT Strategist IT Leadership Roles
Universal Music & Kuoni

Alison Booth Programme Management Expert IT Leadership Roles
Allianz & Balfour Beatty

Full list
of peers

Featured Clients

Client Testimonials

Industries

Financial Services

Retail

Travel & Leisure

CPG & Manufacturing

Upcoming Events

19 MARCH 2019

Co-Hosted By:

University of Cambridge

TNFIS

Cambridge

InnoFrugal UK

Technologies

Microsoft

Java

Open Source

Mobile

Machine Learning

AR / VR

Data Analytics

Cloud

Thought Leadership from Industry Peers

The 5 Principles that Guide Frugal Innovators

Jaideep Prabhu,
Professor,
University of Cambridge

Frugal Technology Innovation opportunities in your Enterprise

John Monks,
IT Leadership Roles,
NYPD & HP

3 Trends re-shaping Digital Innovation – Collaborative, Frugal & Open

Brendan Dunphy,
IT Leadership Roles,
Accenture

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Analysts & Media Coverage

What sets us apart

A disruptive new approach to IT Application Services, using Frugal Innovation Methodology, delivering scalable Outcome-based Solutions for enterprises looking for accelerated growth in the digital economy