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Software development in Birmingham

Birmingham and the wider West Midlands have an economy built on manufacturing, logistics, professional services and a substantial public sector. That combination produces the least glamorous and most valuable software problems we see: long-established processes running on spreadsheets, email and a system somebody configured in 2011.

What businesses in Birmingham actually buy

What gets commissioned here is operational software — job and stock management, quoting, scheduling, compliance tracking, portals for contractors and customers — plus the integration work that stops the same data being typed into three places. Procurement is more formal than in a startup market, so written scopes, audit trails and role-based access matter.

Manufacturing & industrialLogistics & distributionProfessional servicesPublic sector & utilitiesProperty & construction

How working together actually works

Ninety minutes from London by rail for workshops and stakeholder sessions; delivery remote in two-week sprints on a staging environment you can log into. Board-ready documentation as standard, because approvals here usually need it.

Relevant work

A sales-planning tool that cut a daily workflow from 9 clicks to 3 and grew active use

AWS account teams had a beloved but fragile planning prototype. Our CTO turned it into a product they use daily, cutting the most common workflow from 9 clicks to 3 and lifting weekly active teams by around 40%.

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