<p class="">Buzzworks works with public and semi-public organisations, including government bodies and administrations, ports, utilities and transport organisations, healthcare providers and health insurance funds, and cultural venues, museums and public counters, as the partner that builds the layer where the citizen, the patient or the business owner uses the service: portals, apps and field applications on top of the systems the organisation already has, with security in the architecture rather than in an audit just before go-live. Six situations bring public sector organisations to Buzzworks. When national register numbers, medical records or business data run through the system and a breach becomes a parliamentary question rather than an incident report, Buzzworks brings auth models, data architecture and API strategy in from the first sketch, working within eIDAS, NIS2, GDPR, ISO 27001, OWASP and ENISA, with Secure Development Lifecycle as the working method and audit and pen-testing as a fixed part of the project. When applications that have run for fifteen years still work but every new service queues behind maintenance, Buzzworks builds a new layer on top instead of replacing the backbone, because a full replacement costs twelve to eighteen months in which the user sees nothing change. When every department has grown its own site and anyone with weaker digital skills drops out on the first page, Buzzworks aligns the departments in workshops and turns the outcome into a design system that lives in production. When field work still runs on paper, spreadsheets and phone calls and network coverage on site is not guaranteed, Buzzworks builds apps that decentralise that work while reporting stays central. When a public counter, a museum or an information point feels dated and staff answer the same questions all day, Buzzworks builds kiosks, touchscreens and information points that guide visitors without anyone standing beside them, designed for full rollout from the first concept. When a prevention or awareness campaign no longer reaches its audience through leaflets, spots and a page on the website, Buzzworks builds campaigns that get people to do something rather than see something, live in two to four weeks for a defined campaign. Representative work includes MyGov.be, the digital identity wallet that 11.5 million Belgians can use, native iOS and Android, with security-by-design, privacy-by-design, RASP, Zero Knowledge Proof and Self-Sovereign Identity in production, nominated for the Agoria Digital Society Awards 2024, which Buzzworks works on within Cronos Public Services, for FOD BOSA; CEPA in the port of Antwerp, a full migration to a new strategy and architecture with all legacy applications carried across and a scalable mobile strategy operational, collaboration ongoing; UCB, four integrated apps for clinical study management (eDiary, investigator portal, a tablet app for the site and a study admin web app) in a security-critical health context. The same house also builds fast, playful brand activations, which is why a public service built by Buzzworks is meant to work for every age and every level of digital skill rather than feel like a form. Buzzworks gives independent advice with no preferred stack and no reseller relationship steering the recommendation, speaks plain language rather than IT jargon, works through three or four decision levels and a legal review with the client, works to fixed agreements on scope, budget and timing, has more than fifteen years of experience, works with a fixed core team backed by 1,300+ specialists from Xplore Group, keeps relationships running longer than projects, and is based in Belgium and works internationally.</p>