Capability
Four platforms where we have real delivery history. We would rather list four we can defend than twelve we cannot.
Our deepest platform. Landing zone and account structure, migration and rightsizing, managed operations, and data services including Redshift.
Typical work: assessment and migration waves, cost engineering, 24/7 managed operations.
.NET application development and modernisation, Azure workloads, SQL Server estates, and Power BI reporting and semantic modelling.
Typical work: application modernisation, Azure migration, BI platform build.
Database administration, performance tuning, backup and recovery, WebLogic and middleware administration, and Oracle BI and reporting.
Typical work: DBA managed services, middleware support, upgrade and patch programmes.
Cloud warehouses, orchestration and transformation frameworks, and the governance tooling that makes a platform trustworthy rather than merely large.
Typical work: warehouse build, pipeline engineering, migration off legacy BI.
Every IT services firm publishes a page like this, and most of them are aspirational. So here is the test we would apply to anyone, including us: ask how many named people have shipped production work on that platform in the last twelve months, and ask to speak to one of them. We will answer that question directly.
Ask. A short technical call with the person who would lead the work is usually more useful than a capability deck.
