A draft (mostly to myself) that I will transfer to the website, which can be used for easier commenting.

Cloud resource automation and visualisation tool

While working at a leading cloud consultancy, members of our cooperative built a multi-cloud operations platform, allowing visualization and automation of tasks for cloud resources across arbitrary cloud providers.

The platform was built with Python, React, and deployed on Kubernetes on AWS.

National Digital Platform

While working for NHS Scotland, members of our cooperative have been key contributors to the foundations of the National Digital Platform, the pillar to Scotland's strategy to transform health and wellbeing through the use of digital technology. Our work here included establishing:

The developer platform, on which both platform services and internally developed products are built, deployed and operated. The backbone of this was Kubernetes (EKS). This included overseeing a transition from Azure to AWS with minimal impact on application teams, and establishing a “service template” to accelerate deployment of new services with standardised deployment and operational patterns.
The identity and access management services. This included OIDC authentication, attribute based access control authorization and audit services.
The demographics service, which wraps various data sources to make it easier to consume the population’s demographic information.

SMS Shielding Service

While working for NHS Scotland, members of our cooperative have built the COVID-19 SMS Shielding Service, which helped vulnerable people shield themselves during the pandemic, by enabling them to request groceries, deliveries of vitamin-D, priority online grocery delivery, and information through SMS or collating information from phone calls they had with Local Authority representatives. Read more about it in this report.

The project made use of GOV.UK Notify for messages and was orchestrated through serverless functions built with Java.

Digitisation of ReSPECT

While working for NHS Scotland, members of our cooperative have been involved in digitising the Recommended Summary Plan for Emergency Care and Treatment (ReSPECT) process, which creates personalised recommendations for a person’s clinical care and treatment in a future emergency in which they are unable to make or express choices.

The project used OpenEHR, an open standard specification for data storage and architecture, built with Node.js, React and deployed to Kubernetes on Azure then migrated to AWS.

Geospatial data platform from PwC

While working for one of the "Big Four", @connec will complete

Data innovation catalyst form PwC