Who this is for
Industries
Built for finance and retail companies with 15 to 500 employees in the United States. Two verticals, each with its own entry points into the work — and, just as plainly, who we are not the right fit for.
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verticals servedfinance and retail only, US-headquartered
Two verticals
Built for
- Finance or retail companies with 15 to 500 employees, headquartered and operating in the United States.
- A real deadline driving the decision — a support date passing, a contract or lease expiring, an audit or vendor-risk finding, an acquisition, or a peak season you cannot risk.
- An IT estate a small team can describe in one conversation: a handful to a few dozen servers, Microsoft 365 already in use or about to be, and one or two systems nobody wants to touch.
- A buyer who wants the plan, the risk register and the cost in writing before committing to either us or the project.
Not a fit
- You need a regulatory audit, an attestation, or a signed compliance opinion. We are not an audit firm and not a PCI QSA — we build and document environments that stand up to those reviews; we do not issue the opinion.
- You run a national or global estate measured in thousands of servers. A systems integrator built for that scale is the right shape of firm, and we will say so on the first call.
- You need a model that makes or materially influences a regulated credit, lending, insurance-pricing or employment decision. That needs a specialist practice with a formal model-risk function — not us.
- You want a lift-and-shift, a migration, or a decision by Friday with no assessment. That is how a cloud bill nobody can explain, and an application nobody can restore, both get created.
- Your only driver is "the board wants a cloud strategy" with no operational problem underneath it. The assessment will probably tell you to stay where you are, and we will still charge for it.
Start with the assessment, not the migration.
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