Customers
Our customer highlights give a
glimpse into our track record and
ability to deliver.
Harmony Gold
When
What
Jalia created an end to end system called CCMS for Harmony Gold in partnership with the Gold Working Group companies (Anglo American, Anglo Gold, Gold Fields, Sibanye, African Rainbow Minerals).
CCMS is a biometric enabled paperless system to fast track occupational lung disease (OLD) claims.
CCMS runs the end to end operations of both Medical Bureau of Occupational Diseases (MBOD) and Tshiamiso Trust (https://www.tshiamisotrust.com/).
CCMS Statistics
Active users: +/- 550
Active sites across SADC: +/- 240
Average daily transactions: +/- 4000
Database size: Over 4TB
Beneficiaries
- Active and Ex mineworkers
- Medical Bureau of Occupational Diseases (MBOD)
- Tshiamiso Trust
- Gold Working Group companies (AngloGold, Gold Fields, Sibanye, ARM)
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Rand Mutual
When
2023 to Now
What
Rand Mutual bought the CCMS software from Harmony Gold in December 2023.
Jalia continued to develop and support the CCMS system for its beneficiaries.
Jalia also embarked on solving other Rand Mutual enterprise system challenges and continues to deliver various projects.
One of the projects was creating a system to manage operations of the Rehabilitation and Return to Work program.
Beneficiaries
Active and Ex mineworkers
Medical Bureau of Occupational Diseases (MBOD)
Tshiamiso Trust
eNaTIS
When
What
Jalia assisted the eNaTIS (National Traffic Information System) development team by:
- Upgrading their Rational development lifecycle product and processes
- Provide software consulting towards their processes
Beneficiaries
- eNaTIS development team
- Vehicle drivers and owners of South Africa
MeMeZa
When
2013 to Now
What
Jalia created the backend system for the MeMeZa home
policing alarm.
The alarm connects houses to the patrolling SAPS vehicle or armed response in the area.
Jalia journeyed with MeMeZa from a 1 page concept to
design, implementation, pilot and operationalisation.
Beneficiaries
MeMeZa empowers the most vulnerable communities with tangible safety technology, linked directly with
Community Policing Forums, Neighbours, Family, Friends and the South African Police Services (SAPS)
Safrican
When
What
Jalia built and maintained the backend system for Safrican Life, at the time a subsidiary of Sanlam.
The system formed the backbone of Safrican’s digital insurance platform.
It followed a microservices architecture and acted as a bridge between the frontend platform (built by another team) and Sanlam’s core systems.
Beneficiaries
The system helped streamline how Safrican delivered insurance products to clients, while enabling smoother collaboration with Sanlam’s backend services.
