Clear scope and limitations
Software should make its scope, inputs, assumptions, and limitations clear. Technical outputs need appropriate review in the context of the project and the decisions they support.
Corporate responsibility
Responsible technology.
Our responsibility starts with the AI and software we build and the way we work with clients. These principles describe the priorities for every engagement.
Principles for our work
A practical framework for project decisions, AI design, and the way we describe our work.
Environmental awareness
Our priorities are practical: consider computing and storage needs, avoid unnecessary duplication, and favour software that can be maintained over time. Environmental benefits should be described only when they can be supported with evidence.
Ethics & integrity
Clear service descriptions, honest statements about what AI can and cannot do, and an agreed scope for custom work are the starting points for responsible business conduct. Raise questions about a claim, requirement, or project expectation directly with EngLogics.
Privacy & data responsibility
Technical drawings, cost information, and project records can be sensitive. Before sharing them, discuss what is needed, who should have access, and how the information will be handled. Our privacy information explains the website context.
Accessible software and information
Accessibility belongs in the design and review of digital tools. Clear content, keyboard access, and readable interfaces help people complete technical tasks. Our accessibility page explains the website approach and how to report a barrier.
Responsible software development
The development priorities are understandable requirements, appropriate validation, useful documentation, and clear communication about changes and limitations. The level of review should reflect the consequences of the software’s use.
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