The Studio has produced a variety of Web sites for businesses ranging from an off-road driving school to a herbalist, and products such as a millennium bug toolkit and an infra-red transceiver. Other clients include an environmental agency, a garden architecture manufacturer, a firm of independent financial advisers and a circumnavigation project. Artwork has been provided for an IT management consultancy, an IT consultancy, a ratings agency and a major bank.
Alnpete has also been supporting an archaeological research project investigating the ancient Roman city of Lepcis Magna on the North African coast. Alnpete designed, built and maintain the Web site, and host it within the Alnpete Web space. As well as receiving accolades from both the Internet community† and archaeologists, the site has been cited by the British Academy in their advice to archaeological schools world-wide as the reference model to which archaeological web sites should aspire.
Alnpete has also provided consultancy services to a City investment management company, an astronomical retailer, a security service provider, a major banking group, an online rights management service operator and other world-class blue-chip clients.
From January 1999, Alnpete was providing business and technical consultancy on behalf of NatWest Group Security Services for a number of projects around the NatWest Group as e-commerce and Internet specialists. Foremost among these was the development of strategy for the Group Public Key Infrastructure (PKI); design of security mechanisms, including the use of the Group PKI, for online services; security risk assessments of various services especially e-commerce, online banking and those using new delivery channels such as WAP and new technology such as MetaTrust; and evaluation of tokens for use as authentication devices in online services. Alnpete was retained by the Royal Bank of Scotland Group following their take-over of NatWest to provide consultancy to the Group Information Security department until August 2001, especially on security aspects of the integration of mobile and online banking services.
Alnpete has also been providing consultancy (in conjunction with InterNetworking Strategies Limited) on WAP security to Abbey National, network security to BACS and authentication to Barclays. In March 2001 Alnpete was asked by APACS (Association for Payment Clearing Services) to perform a feasibility study relating to authentication of online banking customers, the results of which were presented to the APACS Electronic Commerce Group in July 2001. Since then Alnpete has been providing further consultancy to APACS in a variety of e-commerce and security related areas.

† For example, the Scout Report for Social Sciences, sponsored by the InterNIC said: “This site is an excellent example of how researchers can use the internet to present their findings in an engaging manner to both their peers and a more general audience.”