Architecture is your org chart in concrete.
And concrete sets. So we decide beforehand.
A system boundary that cuts across your teams does not get built. It gets worked around.
So we design architecture and ownership together.
Migration, platform, automation – built so the technology carries the structure you want, not the one you had.
What can still be changed tomorrow …
Success in digitalization isn’t an accident; it’s the result of precise alignment between business and tech. We create the technological foundation for scalable digital products and eliminate technical bottlenecks in your value chain.
- We break down rigid legacy structures and establish modern architectures that make your organization responsive again.
- We take on CoLo and cloud migrations and the consolidation of IT systems after mergers – all the way into operations, not just to the slide.
- We utilize automation and modern methods like DevOps and Infrastructure as Code to significantly reduce your lead times and minimize error rates in the release process.
- We successfully lead even the most demanding brownfield migrations, making your mature IT systems fit for scaling.
Built, not drawn
All the way into operations.
We do not believe in “one size fits all”. A scaling start-up needs a different architecture than a corporation under regulatory pressure – and sometimes the right answer is the monolith. CRM replacement, database migration or cloud move: we use only what measurably contributes to the result. Everything else gets simplified, automated or removed. More throughput, steadier flow, real business impact – without overengineering.
Post-Merger Integration
Human Resources / SaaS- Technology standardization: Defining modern stacks based on Java, Spring Boot, and Vue.js to unify software development.
- Cloud migration: Developing an AWS strategy including containerization (Docker) and Infrastructure as Code (Terraform).
- Identity Management: Implementing a centralized strategy for customer data migration and identity verification via Okta and OAuth.
Transformation to a Microservices Architecture
Broadcasting / Media- Rapid Prototyping: Core implementation using Spring Boot, Docker, and Camunda BPM within a few days.
- Domain Design: Defining the technical starting point and future architectural principles to increase system flexibility.
- Migration Concept: Creating and kicking off the implementation based on the Strangler Fig Pattern.
Datacenter - Lift, Transform & Shift
Telecommunications- Enterprise Architecture: Holistic AS-IS and TO-BE system landscape to ensure a future-proof migration path.
- Hybrid Cloud & Refactoring: Defining the target architecture, where legacy systems are not just moved but deliberately transformed into modern, scalable architectures.
- Transformation: Coordinating the technical implementation from the initial assessment to go-live in the new target environment.
Why it holds …
Our solutions hold because we treat technology not as a project but as a structure that keeps working after we leave. We do not optimise for the next hype but for what is still changeable in two years: clean boundaries, continuous data flows, and automation exactly where the work would otherwise go back to being manual. We help pragmatically, honestly and creatively.
- We choose technology by the bottleneck, not by the CV. Still, we know the tools inside out.
- We hand over running systems, not target pictures. Still, we keep the overall architecture in view.
- We love our work. Still, we leave when we are no longer needed.
IT that lands in operations
Load-bearing!
Highly regulated, safety-critical, globally distributed or in hyper growth: the constraints decide which boundary holds. An approval chain across four bodies does not tolerate weekly deployments; a hyper-growth team does not tolerate half-yearly releases.
So we first ask what your system has to withstand, and only then what we build it with. The bottleneck decides the technology – not the other way round.
The bottleneck may be next door
The bottleneck rarely sits where the pain is reported. So we always look at all three disciplines, whichever door you come through.
The principle behind it