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GovGrid®
Digital public infrastructure and programme architecture.
Public systems designed so institutions — and the people inside them — can operate them without permanent outside dependency.
Official site to be announced
FROM PRINCIPLE TO PRACTICE
WORK & INITIATIVES
Every initiative below answers the same question in a different setting: Under what design conditions does technology strengthen human capability rather than replace it?
ESleeswijk Consultancy B.V. is the practice through which Engracia Sleeswijk leads programme architecture and AI strategy. The initiatives are how the same philosophy reaches government, organizations, professionals and entrepreneurs.
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ShiftFirst
Human-centered digital transformation and organizational capability.
Transformation sequenced around the capability of the organization, so adoption is designed rather than assumed.
Official site to be announced
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AI for Her
AI literacy and capability designed to enable women to work confidently and independently with AI.
Capability first: the skill to direct the technology stays with the person using it.
aiforher.online →04
The Cohort Academy
Professional capability building through structured, cohort-based learning.
Learning designed as infrastructure — structure, pace and guidance instead of isolated content.
thecohort.academy →05
TwoLaptops
Guided implementation for entrepreneurs who need to turn ideas into working digital businesses.
The founder builds the system with guidance, and keeps the ability to run it afterwards.
Official site to be announced
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The Turnkey
Done-for-you technical implementation: websites, systems, payments, email flows, integrations and automation.
Working infrastructure delivered and handed over, documented to be operated by its owner.
Official site to be announced
ECOSYSTEM
Engracia Sleeswijk leads ESleeswijk Consultancy B.V., under which GovGrid®, ShiftFirst, AI for Her, The Cohort Academy, TwoLaptops and The Turnkey operate as applications of one underlying design philosophy.
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