We design and build the data platforms and pipelines behind your reporting and AI: lakehouses, medallion layers, metadata-driven pipelines and the move off legacy warehouses. We work on the platform you have chosen, or help you choose one, and use AI-assisted tooling to speed up the build.
Lakehouse and warehouse architecture on Fabric, Databricks, Snowflake, BigQuery or Redshift, with Bronze, Silver and Gold layers sized to your workloads and your team's skills.
Several business systems feed one platform, with each layer documented so the team knows where every table comes from.
Metadata-driven pipelines that load databases, files, APIs and document libraries, log every run and alert an owner when something fails.
Adding a new source means adding a row to a control table, and a failed overnight load is reported to its owner before the morning meeting.
Moving legacy warehouses and on-premises databases to a modern cloud platform in waves, rationalizing what is still used and proving the numbers match before cutover.
A legacy warehouse moves to the cloud one subject area at a time, and users switch only after the reconciled numbers match.
Source control, CI/CD and monitoring for the data platform, so changes are reviewed and failures are visible.
Changes to pipelines and notebooks are reviewed and promoted from test to production instead of being edited live.
We work on the platform you have chosen, or help you choose one.
Data loads on schedule, and a failure alerts the right person in minutes.
Want results fast? This accelerator delivers one outcome in about 30 days.
Most programs draw on more than one service.
Copilots, AI agents and AI features built on your own data and documents.
Dashboards on certified semantic models, so everyone reads the same numbers.
Owners, catalogs, quality rules, lineage and access policies, so people can trust the data they use.
Cloud environments on Azure, AWS or Google Cloud, designed, migrated, secured and run for you, including managed hosting.
Tell us which systems feed your reporting and how you find out today when a load fails.
