Most engagements braid two or three of these together. Cloud + Data Migration is the most common starting point; governance is rarely optional once AI is on the table. Below is the detail behind each practice — scope, deliverables, the tools we bring, and the outcome you'll measure us against.
Lift, refactor, or rebuild — chosen workload by workload, not by slogan. We design landing zones your security team will actually sign off on, sequence the migration around your business calendar, and build a cost model your CFO can defend in the next board meeting.
Where most modernization programs die. We bring source-to-target reconciliation across ERP, CRM, EHR, and warehouse systems — schema mapping, validation harnesses, and a zero-loss cutover playbook that has survived more than 180 production migrations across the senior team.
Mainframe, COBOL, AS/400, and on-prem .NET refactored into services your platform team can actually maintain. We favor strangler patterns over big-bang risk: incremental displacement, measured every quarter, with the original system kept hot until it isn't needed.
The practice that turns a data lake into an asset you can actually use. Catalog, lineage, classification, and PII protection — wired into the platform, not bolted on as a deck. Governance that holds up under audit and lets your AI program move faster, not slower.
The last mile — where data becomes a decision, a forecast, or a model input. Semantic layers, governed self-service BI, and RAG-ready vector stores feeding LLMs that can be trusted because the data behind them can be. AI that earns the seat at the table.
Most clients aren't. The Readiness Audit surfaces the gap that will block AI hardest — and we work back from there. Six questions, four minutes, a real score emailed to you.