Seven areas of work, grouped the way a client would ask for them. Each one is something we deliver under a written scope, at an agreed price, against an agreed date.
Design and development of software that goes into daily business use, from a single internal tool to a platform sold to a client’s own customers.
Choosing, building and running the infrastructure a business depends on, with a deployment and recovery process someone else can follow.
Independent advice for decisions that are expensive to reverse: what to build, what to buy, what to retire, and in what order.
The customer-facing layer: the sites, portals and tools through which a business is seen and used.
Finding and buying what a business needs, against a written specification, from suppliers we have checked.
Buying, selling, supplying and distributing lawful goods: technology products, professional equipment and business supplies.
Cross-border commercial operations, including the documentation, coordination and compliance checks that come with them.
Four things Talia declines outright — consular and identity systems, controlled and restricted goods, markets where we have no presence, and work without a written scope. They are set out in full on the home page, and they are the fastest way to find out that we are the wrong supplier without spending a meeting on it.
Read the declared limitsEvery piece of work begins the same way: you describe the requirement, we confirm in writing whether it is something Talia should take on, and we issue a scope and a price before anything else happens.
Tell us what needs building, buying or fixing. You get a written answer, and a price before anything starts.
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