Software Engineering · Data Spaces · Sovereign AI

Speedykom Group builds technology institutions can control and trust.

We design and build software, connect existing systems and create governed data infrastructure. From Erlangen, Tunis, Kampala and Blantyre, we work with institutions and businesses across sectors and borders.

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What We Do

Speedykom Group combines architecture, software engineering, systems integration and delivery support to help institutions build trusted digital services and use data responsibly.

Our core focus areas include:

  • - Digital Public Infrastructure & Custom Software
  • - Interoperability & Systems Integration
  • - Data Engineering, Data Mesh & Data Spaces
  • - Sovereign AI Architecture & Analytics
  • - Digital Health & Public Services
  • - Energy, Climate & Regional Data Platforms
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Why We Do It

We believe digital systems should strengthen public institutions and advance development outcomes, not just digitize workflows.

Speedykom partners with governments, donors, and institutions across Africa, Europe, and the US to modernize public systems through trusted, long-term collaboration. We focus on delivering technology that is secure, scalable, and rooted in local context — supporting better governance, healthier societies, and sustainable growth.

Our Story
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Speedykom Group

Our expertise is visible in the work we deliver.

From Erlangen, Tunis, Kampala and Blantyre, our teams connect architecture, software engineering and local delivery across health, energy, public services and regional data exchange.

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African Union · One Health

Digital One Health Platform

A cross-border health data initiative connecting human, animal and environmental perspectives.

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Malawi · Digital health

National eRegister

Digital maternal and child health records designed for primary care workflows.

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Benin · Digital public services

Beninnovation

A sandbox for testing and improving digital public services.

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Ethiopia · Energy data

EPEPI electrification portal

A geographic data portal supporting public-sector electrification planning.

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Zambia · Public health data

ARPA dashboards

National dashboards and health informatics learning for public-health teams.

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Speedykom IP · Data Spaces

SpeedyMesh Ecosystem

Our connected core and capabilities for governed data products, sovereign data sharing and AI-ready architecture.

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Working on sovereign data sharing, systems integration or AI architecture? Talk to our team.

Open work · Operating capability

Sovereignty is not a promise. It is engineering.

The responsible team needs the rights, access and knowledge to operate a service, recover it and change its dependencies. These requirements belong in the architecture and the handover.

01

Open work, with usable rights

We build for our clients and aim to make reusable work open source wherever agreements, rights and confidentiality allow. Working code, documentation and handover make that commitment useful.

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02

Models understood in context

Inspect documented training sources, licence terms, code and weights. Then assess the hardware, access controls, running cost and skills needed for the intended workload.

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03

An operating team that can take over

Name the operators, agree the responsibilities and deliver usable operating materials. Ask the receiving team to demonstrate deployment, recovery and the changes it needs to make.

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Our engineering practice

Software engineering, systems integration, data architecture and operating capability. Explore the work involved, then discuss your service with the team.

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Start with the service you need to deliver.

Tell us who will use it, which systems need to connect and who will operate it. A short, non-confidential description helps us discuss the scope, dependencies and a practical next step.

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