Allium is a methodology and platform designed to rapidly build translytic, data-centric, real-time, multi-application information systems. It defines the true value of a system around three main pillars worth investing in: UI/UX, data, and business rules (even more so in the era of AI). The result of years of projects and modern technologies, Allium puts the focus on managing "quality"—the source of endless discussions and failures, even in the age of "agility". If questions like “Is the business requirement fully specified before development?”, “Will the solution scale?”, “Will the code be maintainable, and at what level of quality?”, “Do we share a common, aligned vision of the IS?”, “Are there undetected gaps before implementation?” resonate with you, Allium will be of interest. Whether you’re a project owner, investor, inheritor of the notorious “monolith,” application designer, architect, data professional, developer, agile coach, designer, project, or program manager… you might just be surprised by this solution.

Allium is a methodology and platform designed to rapidly build translytic, data-centric, real-time, multi-application information systems. It defines the true value of a system around three main pillars worth investing in: UI/UX, data, and business rules (even more so in the era of AI). The result of years of projects and modern technologies, Allium puts the focus on managing \"quality\"—the source of endless discussions and failures, even in the age of \"agility\". If questions like \u201cIs the business requirement fully specified before development?\u201d, \u201cWill the solution scale?\u201d, \u201cWill the code be maintainable, and at what level of quality?\u201d, \u201cDo we share a common, aligned vision of the IS?\u201d, \u201cAre there undetected gaps before implementation?\u201d resonate with you, Allium will be of interest. Whether you’re a project owner, investor, inheritor of the notorious “monolith,” application designer, architect, data professional, developer, agile coach, designer, project, or program manager… you might just be surprised by this solution.