Kainos

20/10/2026

Tomorrow we're at London.

We'll be on the stand discussing some of the biggest questions organisations are facing as AI adoption matures:

📈Where should we focus investment?
🚀How do we scale beyond pilots?
🤖What work should AI actually do?
☑️How do we build trust and confidence in AI?

If you're attending, come and say hello to the team.

We'd love to hear what you're working on and share some of the lessons we're seeing across customers navigating similar challenges.

See you there.

20/10/2026

Ever wondered what a day in the life of a Product Consultant at Kainos looks like? 👀

Come along with Molly-Anne as she takes us through her working day, from morning catch-ups and team stand-ups to project calls, lunch breaks and a well-earned coffee! ☕💚

Fancy a day like Molly-Anne’s? We’re currently recruiting for Product Consultants in Belfast and Birmingham!

Explore our opportunities through the link in our story 👀👀

25/09/2026

The AI conversations we’re having with customers have changed a lot in the past year.

The question is no longer just whether AI has potential. It’s how organisations make it useful, trusted and part of the way people actually work.

Ahead of London, we’ve looked at some of the themes coming up most often, from redesigning work and building capability to managing risk, building trust and making adoption stick.

Read the article: https://okt.to/CiQ8ng

23/09/2026

Following Monday's launch of Actonomy, our new AI product business, here’s a closer look at the challenge it’s built to solve.

Moving AI from a successful pilot into production takes integration, governance and reliability at scale. It’s the last mile where many initiatives stall.
Actonomy brings a decade of Kainos’ applied AI engineering experience to that challenge, helping enterprises deploy AI quickly, safely and repeatedly.

Watch the launch film below and find out more at www.actonomy.ai

Accountable, production-grade AI systems that hold up under real operational conditions. Governance, integration and reliability. A Kainos company.

21/09/2026

Today we’re launching Actonomy, built on a decade of Kainos’ enterprise AI experience to help organisations deploy AI quickly, safely and repeatedly at scale.

AI is changing how individuals work, but the bigger opportunity lies across departments and organisations: improving decisions, transforming services and delivering commercial outcomes. Yet an estimated 95% of AI pilots never reach production.

Actonomy specialises in production AI. We’ve packaged the lessons, proven orchestration approaches and technical IP from hundreds of scaled enterprise deployments, spanning machine learning, generative AI and agentic AI, into a platform that makes deployment quicker and more repeatable.
Built on Microsoft and Anthropic, with flexible deployment across cloud and local NVIDIA infrastructure, the platform includes proprietary small language models for domain-specific tasks and evaluations of accuracy and reliability. It has reduced the time to deploy AI into production by up to 75%, helping organisations realise value faster at a lower long-term cost.

Our lean Forward Deployed Engineering teams work directly with customers to embed the platform into critical business processes, accelerating time to value while reducing delivery risk.

Following its July soft launch, Actonomy has four signed enterprise customers. Early deployments include a UK specialist lender targeting fewer non-performing loans across a multi-million-account portfolio, and a leading UK water utility unlocking AI-driven efficiencies within £40 million of operational spend.

Led by CEO Ruth McGuinness, Actonomy brings together our platform and deep AI engineering expertise to help organisations capture greater value from AI.

The launch builds on our continued investment in AI, including joining Cosine’s coalition to help shape the UK’s first large language model under the UK Government’s £500 million Sovereign AI programme.

Find out more: https://okt.to/fkpj9U

17/09/2026

CodeCamp 2026 is officially complete 🚀

Throughout the week, students in Belfast and Gdansk gained practical expence in Al tools and software development, worked on team projects and learned firsthand what a career in technology can look like. Guided by Kainos Mentors, they developed valuable technical and professional skills while building connections with like-minded peers.

We’re proud to support initiatives that help inspire and develop the next generation of digital talent. Thank you to everyone who made this year’s CodeCamp such a success.

03/09/2026

We're excited to be exhibiting at Microsoft AI Tour London this October.

AI is rapidly moving from experimentation into day-to-day business operations, and we're looking forward to joining customers, Microsoft and industry peers to discuss what's next.

Registration is now open and we'd love to see you there.

https://okt.to/cbwj3u

13/08/2026

Organisations are moving beyond traditional automation towards AI-powered, agent-driven ways of working, agents that understand a situation and act on it, not just complete a task.

We're recognised by Microsoft as an Agentic Business Solutions Specialist, validating our expertise in Power Apps, Power Automate and Copilot Studio to help our customers make that shift.

If you want to know what it could mean for your business, reach out: https://okt.to/TUbdV2

31/07/2026

Great news — applications for CodeCamp Gdańsk 2026 have been extended until 9 August!

If you know a young person aged 14–18 who is curious about coding, AI or technology, this is a brilliant opportunity to spend five days learning new skills, meeting other young people and working on practical challenges with Kainos technology professionals.

📍 University of Gdańsk
📅 24–28 August 2026

Applications are still open, so there’s time to get involved.

🔗 Apply now:
https://okt.to/8WqFNU

23/07/2026

Everyone's talking about AI. Far fewer organisations are actually scaling it.

We got a group of senior leaders in a room recently to talk honestly about why. The conversation moved pretty quickly away from the technology and onto the harder stuff: governance, ways of working, adoption, and whether people actually trust it.

The thing that stuck with us? AI success isn't really about having the best tools. It's about building the conditions for those tools to actually work.

We've pulled the main themes together here: https://okt.to/ZG6Wjx