What we do

Enterprise Systems & Integration

Make the business run as one.

The problem

The business runs on systems that were bought one at a time. Each records its own part; the joins between them are made by people, by hand, and that is where time, cost and error accumulate.

What we do

  • Enterprise systems implementation, vendor-neutral

    The enterprise system is selected and implemented for how the business operates, not for the product we would prefer to sell.

  • Migration, user acceptance testing, go-live and hypercare

    The move onto the new system is planned, tested with the people who will use it and supported after go-live.

What you get

  • Enterprise systems implemented for how the business operates
  • Systems, data and entities connected, with controlled integrations
  • A transition that is planned, tested and supported after go-live

The economic outcome

Where the same information is keyed into several systems and reconciled by hand, connecting those systems removes the re-entry and the rework that follows from it.

  • Where the close depends on manual consolidation across systems or entities, a connected system base reduces the effort it takes and the leakage that sits between systems.
  • Where skilled people spend their week moving information between systems and chasing approvals, automating that movement returns their time to the work itself.

Where this pillar takes you

Reduce operating cost

Where cost is high because work is manual, repeated or hard to scale, the route starts with the process, then the systems that carry it, then the automation of what is routine.

  1. Process
  2. Systems
  3. Automation
  4. Intelligence

Continues into Transformation & ReadinessIntelligence & AI

Control fragmented systems

Where systems do not talk to each other, the route starts with the architecture, then the integrations, then the migration onto an enterprise system the business can run as one.

  1. Architecture
  2. Integration
  3. Migration
  4. Enterprise system

Continues into Transformation & Readiness

When what you need does not exist off the shelf

A platform designed for how you operate and built to be run, so the cost of working around missing software stops — not a prototype handed over at launch.

Bring us the problem

Who it is for

Multi-entity groups, manufacturers and regulated businesses with real operational complexity. For the CIO or CTO responsible for architecture, integration and technical debt, and for the CFO concerned with cost, leakage and working capital.

How an engagement starts

It starts with the problem, in your words. From there a diagnostic establishes what should work better and what it is worth, before anything is committed.

Bring us the problem