Family-owned · Evidence-led · UK-focused

Practical digital systems, built with the whole service in view.

The Lowe Digital Estate develops specialist products and integration approaches for organisations with complex workflows, data and assurance needs. FireData Gateway is the first public commercial proposition.

Clear status labels distinguish live, internal, experimental and target-state work.

The Lowe Digital Estate

Commercial focusIntegration and assured data workflows

Public productFireData Gateway · in development

Assurance positionReadiness programme · not ISO certified

50 yearsof combined family technical history

1 public propositionFireData Gateway, in development

3-layer target modelproduction, continuity and recovery

Commercial offer

A controlled route from a real workflow to a supported service.

Each engagement begins with evidence. Scope, timetable, responsibilities, acceptance criteria and price are agreed only after the source systems and operating needs are understood.

01 / Discover

Readiness and mapping

Understand the workflow, source data, assurance boundary, stakeholders and gaps. Produce an evidence-backed scope before implementation.

  • Workflow and data-source discovery
  • Representative-data mapping
  • Dependency and assurance register
Scoped after an initial discussion
02 / Prove

Controlled pilot

Configure a bounded route, test it with representative records and record outcomes against agreed acceptance criteria.

  • Configuration and integration
  • User and technical acceptance
  • Go-live and recovery planning
Price and timetable by written scope
03 / Operate

Supported service

Move an accepted pilot into routine operation with named responsibilities, service reporting and controlled change.

  • Operational ownership and support
  • Monitoring and incident handling
  • Change and service review
Service levels agreed per product
DiscussDiscoverAssurePilotAcceptOperate

Products and applications

One estate, clearly separated service boundaries.

The catalogue includes public propositions and internal or experimental capabilities. A status label is a description of current evidence, not a claim of customer adoption, production assurance or general availability.

In development

Public commercial proposition

FireData Gateway

A controlled integration layer intended to transform completed incident data into mapped, validated and submission-ready FaRDaP records.

Current boundary: production FaRDaP delivery and customer deployment evidence are not yet published.

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Internal · evidenced live

Identity and estate services

LUNA

Internal identity, records, documents, application access and estate publishing capabilities.

Internal · evidenced live

Operations

NANCY

Infrastructure health, virtual-machine visibility and recovery administration for the internal estate.

Partial

Resource availability

AIMÉE

Crew, appliance and skills availability work. Supplier feeds were disabled in the latest evidence snapshot.

Internal · evidenced live

Service testing

BEA

Automated checks used to verify estate services and support recovery evidence.

Simulation

Incident workflow

JUDE

Control-room, incident, mobilisation and mapping workflow in simulation mode. It is not presented as a live emergency-service system.

Partially evidenced

Mobile operations

ERNIE

Mobile data terminal concepts covering incident information, location and appliance status.

Mixed state

Communications

JESS

Browser and Android audio-call work using WebRTC; the dedicated guest was saved in the latest estate snapshot.

Internal

Station node

ISLA

An internal station-node application. No public route was evidenced in the latest snapshot.

Estate operating model

Applications sit above a shared foundation; resilience remains a staged target.

Shared identity, data, files, monitoring, service testing and protected publication support the estate. Each product keeps its own purpose, data boundary, acceptance criteria and service commitments.

Target resilience model · implementation evidence required

01

OLYMPUS

Primary production layer

Preferred home for accepted services and operational workloads.

02

DELPHI

Continuity layer

Planned independent capacity for recovery, replication and controlled service continuity.

03

ELYSIUM

Independent assurance layer

Planned monitoring, immutable recovery material and out-of-band assurance outside the main failure domains.

The names describe the intended operating pattern. Current deployment, recovery objectives, test results and locations must be verified before they appear in a customer commitment.

Assurance and proof

Claims stay inside the evidence boundary.

Professional history and internal platform evidence are relevant context, but they are not customer endorsements, product certifications or proof of production adoption.

Published position

Security and ISO readiness

The estate does not claim ISO/IEC 27001 certification. An ISMS scope, risk treatment process, policy set, control evidence, internal audit and management review remain launch work.

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Published position

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Procurement boundary

Contracting pack

Customer work requires an agreed order form or statement of work, service terms, data-protection terms, support schedule, acceptance criteria and exit arrangements.

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Case-study position

No customer case study is published yet.

Until a customer approves a factual account with measurable outcomes, the estate will use product demonstrations, mapping assessments, test evidence and clearly attributed professional experience instead of invented logos, testimonials or results.

Experience and continuity

A family technical history, applied with present-day controls.

The technologies have changed, but the discipline of understanding dependencies and making complex systems dependable has carried across physical industry, education, defence, regulation, public services, national infrastructure, utilities, legal organisations and emergency-service technology.

Named organisations describe contributors' professional experience. They are not represented as customers or endorsers of The Lowe Digital Estate.

Founder and adviser

Geoffrey Lowe

Experience spanning Textile Technology, teaching A-level Physics and Computer Science, defence, regulation, housing, enterprise data and smart-meter infrastructure.

Infrastructure and integration

Rob Lowe

Experience across networking, infrastructure, cyber security, cloud, SQL and systems integration in emergency services, national smart metering, legal services and utilities.

Enterprise delivery

David Bennett

Oracle and enterprise-delivery experience developed through long-term work with Inoapps and subsequent independent programme work.

Start with the requirement

Bring the workflow, the data and the constraints.

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  • What process needs to improve?
  • Which systems or data sources are involved?
  • What assurance, procurement or timetable constraints matter?