Aventude has secured a major win at the Singapore Business Review Technology Excellence Awards 2026, receiving the award for Information Management – Computer Software in recognition of its engineering contribution to Norway’s public sector digitalisation through the low-code platform Compose.
This recognition places Aventude among a select group of technology companies driving digital transformation across Asia, standing out in a highly competitive field of engineering innovators.
Headquartered in Singapore, Aventude is an AI-first engineering company specialising in building intelligent, scalable systems for public sector institutions and fast-growing private enterprises. With teams based across Sri Lanka and Sweden, and a strong presence in European and US markets, the company has built a reputation for delivering complex, high-impact platforms focused on reliability, regulatory compliance, and long-term value. It also continues to invest in its own AI-driven capabilities to shape the future of engineering services.
The award-winning project reflects more than five years of close engineering collaboration. As the engineering solutions partner, Aventude has played a key role in building, re-engineering, and scaling the Compose platform into a high-performance digital governance system now widely used across Norway’s public sector.
What began as a platform initiative has evolved into critical national infrastructure. Today, the system supports government agencies, utilities, and housing organisations, enabling complex workflows that require the highest standards of security, resilience, and compliance.
At its core, the platform integrates secure digital forms, workflow automation, case management, and system connectivity into a unified architecture. This enables faster decision-making, strengthens data integrity, and significantly reduces administrative overhead across organisations.
Its impact is especially evident in highly regulated, data-intensive sectors. In the utilities sector, the platform supports nationwide water and wastewater reporting, strengthening oversight of essential infrastructure. In public administration, it streamlines governance and reporting processes, enabling institutions to operate with greater efficiency, transparency, and accountability.