Uic Digital
AI implementation and software engineering for organisations integrating AI into business systems and workflows
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Uic Digital
UIC Digital engineers AI-enabled systems and digital products, integrating them into clients’ existing software and workflows. Its work spans strategy, design, engineering and delivery, including support and handover.
It works with broadcasters, governing bodies, financial services firms and consumer platforms internationally. The company builds client-owned assets and provides engineering services to client organisations.
UIC Digital is based in London and says it has built and maintained digital products since 2005. Its work includes projects for the BBC, UEFA, Virgin Money and Hymans Robertson.
Product: AI implementation and software engineering services, including strategy, design, system integration, QA, delivery and support.
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