PLATFORMS & COLLABORATIONS

What we build on — and who we work with

We engineer on major cloud and enterprise platforms. We also collaborate with specialist firms when a client needs skills we do not keep in-house. Vendor logos here mean delivery experience, not official partnership badges.

01 / APPROACH

How we choose platforms

Platform choice follows architecture and operations — cost, skill mix, compliance constraints, and what your team can run after we leave.

When we collaborate with another firm, we do it for a concrete gap: a niche product, a regulated integration, or regional delivery capacity. Not for decoration.

Engineering collaboration

02 / PLATFORMS

Platforms we work on

These are environments and products we use in client work. Listing a platform does not imply an official partner program membership unless we say so elsewhere with evidence.

  • Amazon Web Services (AWS)

    Amazon Web Services (AWS)

    Landing zones, migration, Kubernetes, and managed services on AWS — from serverless workloads to data platforms.

  • Microsoft Azure

    Microsoft Azure

    App modernization, identity, DevOps, and hybrid patterns on Azure.

  • Google Cloud Platform

    Google Cloud Platform

    Data, analytics, and AI workloads on Google Cloud — including BigQuery and cloud-native delivery.

  • Oracle Cloud

    Oracle Cloud

    Database, OCI, and enterprise application work for Oracle-heavy estates and migrations.

  • IBM Cloud

    IBM Cloud

    IBM Cloud and enterprise automation for regulated, data-sensitive workloads where the stack fits.

03 / COLLABORATIONS

Working with other firms

We sometimes deliver alongside consultants, ISVs, agencies, and regional integrators. If your practice complements ours and you want to explore a joint engagement, get in touch.

How collaborations usually work

  • Joint delivery when a specialist fills a gap we do not cover in-house
  • Clear ownership so the client always knows who is accountable
  • Shared technical standards before work starts
  • Commercial terms that stay transparent for everyone involved

What we look for

  • Demonstrated delivery in a complementary domain
  • Willingness to document decisions and hand work over cleanly
  • Alignment on quality bars and communication cadence
  • Solutions that solve a real client problem — not logo stacking

Interested in collaborating?

Tell us what you deliver and where a joint engagement would help a client.