Enterprise-grade platform and data, without enterprise headcount.

For mid-market companies and PE portfolio operators

Companies grow faster than the systems underneath them. The result is familiar: a cloud bill that doubled and nobody can explain, one overloaded engineer holding the deploy process together, and decisions made from gut feel because nobody trusts the dashboards. We fix the platform and the data together — because the expensive problems live in the gap between them.

Cloud Engineering & Cost

An AWS or Azure estate someone actually owns.

Architecture review, infrastructure as code, and cost accountability across AWS and Azure — so the platform is reproducible, the spend is explainable, and the next auditor or acquirer finds order instead of archaeology.

Cloud estate, as code

Delivery & Reliability

Deploys that are boring, on purpose.

CI/CD pipelines, environment management, and SRE practice that turn releases from a scheduled risk into a non-event — put in place by people who have carried the pager themselves.

Commit → production

Data Foundation

Numbers your executives stop arguing about.

Pipelines, models, and reporting built the way Palantir builds theirs — as an operating model of your business, not another dashboard graveyard — on tooling you can afford to run.

Executive reporting

Audit first. Everything else is scoped from it.

  1. Operational Audit

    Fixed fee · 2–3 weeks · typically $20–25K

    A quantified account of what your platform and data are costing you — cloud spend, engineer-hours per release, the reports that disagree — and a prioritized 90-day roadmap. Written to be useful even if you never hire us again.

  2. 90-Day Modernization

    Milestone-priced · scoped from the audit

    The top items on that roadmap, delivered: infrastructure as code and CI/CD, cloud cost restructuring, and a data pipeline feeding reporting your executives actually trust.

  3. Fractional Platform & Data Team

    Monthly retainer

    Your escalation path, cloud governance, and data engineering capacity — the specialist coverage you need before any of those roles justifies a full-time hire.

Clarity starts with an audit.