Clear the way for innovation with a technology strategy and architecture that unlocks business opportunities and supports your business aspirations – whatever they may be.
Legacy technologies and siloed architectures are holding back many organisations, strangling their ability to innovate. Creating the right architecture requires a fine balance; it needs to be cost-effective and efficient while also being versatile and able to evolve.
And it’s not easy – it requires you to make changes to core infrastructure while ‘keeping the lights on’ and providing uninterrupted service to customers.
Our expert consultants have worked on some of the most challenging technology projects for some of the world’s largest companies. They bring that experience to bear in helping get to the root of your technology challenges and chart the way forward.
Having gained a deep understanding of your business, technology and processes, we design a bespoke strategy tailored to the needs of your organisation and an architecture that fits seamlessly into your existing structure.
We ensure a deep understanding of the technical, business and organisational context to design optimal, value-driven solutions. This approach ensures our solutions fit seamlessly within existing structures and technical landscapes.
Our architects bridge the gap between stakeholders, ensuring everyone understands the impact of decisions from their perspective. We promote a one-team approach, integrating architecture throughout the entire delivery cycle for maximum value.
We champion the technical vision while staying flexible to meet delivery goals. Our architects balance adherence to principles with the need for rapid, iterative progress aligned with strategic objectives.
We tailor our governance and design efforts to match project needs, ensuring architecture enables change rather than hindering it. By striking the right balance, we deliver value quickly while maintaining controlled delivery.
Find out how we have helped clients like you with tailored support to tackle technology challenges and achieve business goals.
During a period of significant expansion at Saxo Bank, we proactively recommended an agile and low-cost approach to improving the scalability of a key platform for its customers, and implemented the new architecture at pace.
Read how we supported the Scottish Government, from initial concept to private Beta, with designing, developing and delivering a scalable platform through which public sector organisations can make quick and secure payments.
Our tried-and-tested solutions
While our approach is always tailored to your needs, we have a range of tried-and-tested solutions that speed up delivery and drive a successful outcome.
Whatever your business goals – whether to increase agility, reduce costs or harness AI – we take a holistic approach encompassing your technology, people and processes to chart the right course.
We tackle your ageing legacy systems, refactoring or re-platforming them using cloud-native technologies. You’ll see a measurable return on investment through improved scalability, reduced maintenance costs, and seamless integration with modern apps and services.
We help you select the product or platform that is right for you both now and in the future, by understanding your requirements, performing a thorough analysis, reviewing the market, and assessing suitability for the long term.
In this post, Architecture Capability Lead James Heward defines our approach to Architecture. As he explains, we believe architecture has a two-fold purpose. First, it is about helping an organisation do the ‘right’ thing in any given context. Second, it is about ensuring that once an organisation has made a choice to do a particular thing, it is executed in the ‘right’ way.
James Heward
In this post, I describe how your business can assess whether a system is ready for modernisation and, if so, how to set your project up for success. I then explain why, in most cases, you’ll probably want to take an incremental approach rather than replacing the old system in one fell swoop. I end by providing an example of one of the ways your business can do this – by using Event-Driven Architecture.
James Moore
From our experiences and chats with clients on deploying AI, we can perhaps identify what looks like a spectrum of architectural approaches for enterprise AI deployment. In this post, I explore this spectrum with the goal of helping you consider where your organisation is today and where it might best position itself.
Oliver Cronk
Find out how we can help you shape a technology strategy and software architecture that enable and elevate your business goals.
