25+ years of IT experience, sized for SMEs

Where we come from

Leart builds on more than 25 years of work in IT. Most of it at large enterprises and government organisations: environments where systems can't fall over, where security is never an afterthought, and where you learn what happens when a decision rolls out to thousands of users.

We now put that experience to work for companies of a very different size. Not by imposing the same processes — nobody benefits from that — but by knowing which principles also work at a smaller scale, and which you can safely skip.

What we're good at

AI-native work — in processes and in software development — on a foundation of cloud, security, software development and data. And the Atlassian tools many companies organise their work in.

• Agentic AI
• AWS Bedrock
• AWS
• Kubernetes
• Containers
• Java
• React
• Atlassian

Certificates don't say everything. What they do say: we haven't just used these technologies, we've had to master them formally.

How we work

We explain technology in plain language, so you can make the choice yourself rather than take our word for it. At Leart you work directly with the person doing the work — no account manager, no ticket system where your question disappears. When a project needs more hands or different expertise, we bring in specialists from our network, but your point of contact doesn't change.

It also means we don't take on everything. If something is outside our strengths, we'd rather say so straight away.

Building, not just advising

Alongside the advisory work, Leart develops drones: custom parts, modular designs, and the software that runs on them. It started with a fascination for building things — metalwork, mechanics, the kind of work that produces something tangible.

It turns out to fit surprisingly well with IT advice. People who build systems down to firmware and hardware talk about technology differently from those who only read about it.

Where we work

From Bilzen-Hoeselt, across Limburg and beyond. For many assignments, being on site is useful at the start and rarely needed after that.