Independent advice, and the engineering to back it up.
Our headline practice. We sit on your side of the table - auditing what's there, recommending what to change, advising on vendors and tooling, and, where it makes sense, building the system you actually need rather than the closest thing on a vendor's shelf.
Most consultancies hand over a PowerPoint and a roadmap, then leave. We can do that - and we can also stand up the engineering team that takes the plan from slide to production. Especially useful for long-standing clients who need something specific the market just doesn't sell.
The line-of-business app that runs your operations but no vendor has ever sold off the shelf.
The bridge between the three systems that don't talk to each other and aren't going to without help.
The old VB or Access tool that still runs the business, brought into something the next decade can maintain.
Once we've built it, we're still around. No handover to an offshore team, no dropped balls a year later.
A clear-eyed review of your systems, licences, contracts and architecture. You finish knowing what's working, what's costing you, and what to do about it.
We sit between you and your suppliers - selecting, negotiating, and keeping them honest. No kickbacks, no margin-padded reseller deals.
Multi-year plans that match the way your business actually grows, broken into work small enough to commission one piece at a time.
When the off-the-shelf tool doesn't fit, we design and build the one that does. Long-running engagements for clients who need something specific.
We start with how the business actually runs - the people, the workflows, the things that already work and the things that don't.
A prioritised plan you can act on, with cost and effort ranges that are honest rather than aspirational.
Whether we're doing the work or coordinating others, we don't disappear after the slide deck.
ISO 27001 (information security) and ISO 42001 (AI management). We implement the management system, or we audit it. One or the other, never both on the same system.
AWS and Azure, both directly. Partner status on each, live clients on each, and no preference to sell you.
SIEM and XDR setup, posture reviews, and the compliance work the auditors and insurers care about.