With increasing reliance on cloud infrastructure, end point security, AI, and data-driven platforms, customers demand transparency and accountability in how technology solutions are designed, tested, and maintained. Verified schemes validate that engineering practices meet industry standards, reducing risks related to cybersecurity, compliance, and operational downtime.

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Customer success approach

Nebula understands that market drivers such as digital transformation, regulatory pressures (e.g., GDPR, ISO/IEC standards), and heightened customer expectations around data privacy and service reliability make verification more critical than ever.

As technology firms look to differentiate, businesses that demonstrate robust engineering governance stand out, fostering trust and long-term loyalty. Ultimately, a verified engineering scheme is not just a technical credential—it’s a strategic asset that aligns with market demands and reinforces a company’s commitment to quality, innovation and overall customer success.

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Nebulab Verified™ Process

To ensure consistent delivery of high-quality engineering resource, Nebula has developed a rigorous four-stage process that spans global sourcing, onboarding, deployment, and continuous lifecycle management.

This framework is designed to align technical capabilities with customer expectations while maintaining compliance, performance, and retention standards. Each stage plays a critical role in vetting, preparing, and supporting engineers throughout their engagement with the customer, enabling Nebula to deliver scalable, reliable, and verified talent through its Nebulab Verified™ methodology.

Stage 1: Global Sourcing & Vetting

Activities:
• Identify and pre-qualify engineers via Nebula’s global partner network.
• Skills, experience, certifications, and regional compliance checks.

Nebulab Resource Management Team Responsibilities:
• Curate candidate pools.
• Validate technical capabilities.
• Conduct background and compliance checks.

Stage 2: Onboarding & Alignment

Activities:
• Assign engineer to the NebulabVerified™ onboarding pathway.
• Cultural and process orientation aligned to customer and Nebula standards.

Responsibilities:
• Document skill profiles.
• Complete contractual onboarding.
• Ensure tool and system access readiness

Stage 3: Deployment & Shadowing

Activities:
• Deploy engineers to initial assignments with optional shadowing.
• Ensure first engagements meet quality benchmarks.

Responsibilities:
• Monitor performance.
• Capture feedback from initial deployment.
• Address any gaps or additional training.

Stage 4: Continuous Quality & Lifecycle Management

Activities:
• Ongoing performance reviews.
• Skill refreshers and upskilling.
• Feedback loops with customers.

Responsibilities:
• Maintain active engineer profiles.
• Manage escalations and resource swaps if required.
• Ensure retention and quality consistency.

Overarching Support

Nebula understands the importance of setting high standards when it comes to the provision of their services. That is why we align to leading industry best practices and processes to provide our channel partners with peace-of-mind when evaluating their value chain.

The Nebula Customer Success Team oversees and ensures that every Nebulab Verified™ resource and engagement is aligned to the customers desired outcomes.

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