News & Press
What we have been working on lately.
Company announcements, partnerships, and client milestones — published when there is something worth saying.
Announcements
Recent updates
Client work is only published with explicit permission, which is why some of it is described without names.
- Company
Innovation Lab publishes its first year of research
Fourteen timeboxed experiments across agentic systems, post-quantum readiness, and edge compute — including the five that did not support their hypothesis.
- Partnership
Expanded cloud delivery partnership announced
A deepened partnership covering joint reference architectures and co-delivered migration pilots for regulated-sector clients.
- Client work
Core banking migration completed without a maintenance window
A nine-month parallel-run programme concluded with the legacy ledger decommissioned and no customer-visible downtime at any stage.
- Company
Security practice achieves ISO 27001 recertification
Recertification completed with no major non-conformities, with control evidence generated continuously from the delivery pipeline.
- Company
Delivery centre capacity expanded
Additional engineering capacity brought online to support growth in cloud platform and data engagements across the region.
- Research
Q1 technology radar published
Four entries moved rings, including microservices-as-a-starting-architecture moving to Hold following analysis of eleven engagements.
For journalists
Media enquiries
We respond to press enquiries within one business day and will say when we cannot comment.
Press contact
press@sadhyata.com reaches the communications team directly. Include your deadline and we will work to it.
Expert comment
Practice leads are available for technical comment on cloud, security, data, and enterprise modernisation.
Brand assets
Logos, approved descriptions, and usage guidance are available in the media kit.
For journalists
Who handles what, and how quickly
Published turnarounds so you can judge whether we fit your deadline before you send the email.
| Request | Who handles it | Typical turnaround | What to send |
|---|---|---|---|
| Press enquiryFastest route | Communications lead | Same business day | Deadline, outlet and the question |
| Expert comment | The relevant practice lead | One business day | Topic, angle and whether attribution is on the record |
| Interview request | Communications lead, then the individual | Two business days | Format, length and intended publication date |
| Assets and logos | Self-serve from the media kit | Immediate | Nothing — download directly |
| Client reference | Engagement lead, with client consent | One to two weeks | Sector, size and what you want to cover |
Press enquiry
Fastest route- Who handles it
- Communications lead
- Typical turnaround
- Same business day
- What to send
- Deadline, outlet and the question
Expert comment
- Who handles it
- The relevant practice lead
- Typical turnaround
- One business day
- What to send
- Topic, angle and whether attribution is on the record
Interview request
- Who handles it
- Communications lead, then the individual
- Typical turnaround
- Two business days
- What to send
- Format, length and intended publication date
Assets and logos
- Who handles it
- Self-serve from the media kit
- Typical turnaround
- Immediate
- What to send
- Nothing — download directly
Client reference
- Who handles it
- Engagement lead, with client consent
- Typical turnaround
- One to two weeks
- What to send
- Sector, size and what you want to cover
Questions
What we will and will not do on a story
Including the competitor question, which is worth knowing before you call.
Working with us on a story
Will you comment on a competitor or a named vendor?
We will discuss technology and approaches candidly, including their trade-offs, and we will not brief against a named competitor. If the story needs someone to say a vendor is bad, we are the wrong source; if it needs someone to explain why an architecture keeps failing, we are a good one.
Can you provide a client for the story?
Sometimes, and only with the client's explicit consent for that specific story. Most of our work is under NDA and in regulated sectors the client often cannot be named at all. We will not put a client forward without asking them, which is why this takes one to two weeks rather than a day.
Do you review quotes before publication?
We ask to check quotes attributed to our people for factual accuracy, not for tone or framing. If your outlet's policy does not allow it, say so and we will still take the interview — we would rather be quoted accurately than not at all.
Working on a story?
Tell us the angle and the deadline. If we are not the right source we will usually know who is.