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Everything an IT department does. Done properly.
Four practices covering the full span: keeping your technology running, removing manual work, making the big decisions well, and building applications at a fixed price in weeks.
Practice 01 — Managed IT & Cloud
Managed IT & Cloud
The foundation. Unremarkable when done well — and everything else depends on it.
What it covers
- Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace: setup, migration, licensing hygiene, ongoing administration
- Cloud infrastructure: design, migration and management on Azure, AWS or Google Cloud, sized to what you actually use
- Security baseline: multi-factor authentication everywhere, endpoint protection, patching discipline, backup with tested restores, and sensible access control
- Support: responsive helpdesk with defined response expectations, plus proactive monitoring so problems are found before they are reported
Who it is for
Firms of roughly ten to a few hundred people who have outgrown ad-hoc IT — the part-time contractor, the “person who’s good with computers” — but do not yet justify a full internal team. Also firms with internal IT who want infrastructure and security handled to a higher standard than one generalist can sustain.
What good looks like
You stop thinking about IT. Systems are patched, backed up and recoverable — and recovery has been rehearsed, not assumed. New starters have working accounts on day one; leavers lose access the day they go. Security posture is documented well enough to satisfy an insurer, an auditor or an enterprise customer’s due-diligence questionnaire.
Practice 02 — AI & Automation
AI & Automation
Our flagship practice: removing repetitive work and applying AI where the numbers support it.
What it covers
Process automation, document and data workflows, AI assistants grounded in your own information, integration and orchestration across your systems, and the data-readiness work that makes all of it possible. Every engagement is measured against a cost baseline agreed before work begins, and governed under UK GDPR.
Who it is for
Firms where skilled people spend hours on rekeying, reconciliation, chasing and copy-paste — and leaders who want the benefit of AI without buying the hype.
What good looks like
Hours return to the business every week and you can point to where. Workflows run unattended, fail loudly rather than silently, and are documented well enough for your team to own.
Practice 03 — Advisory & Delivery
Advisory & Delivery
Judgement for the decisions that are hard to reverse, and delivery for the builds that matter.
What it covers
- Technology strategy: a practical roadmap connecting your systems to your business plan — what to keep, retire, replace and connect, in what order
- Vendor selection: requirements definition, shortlisting and negotiation support, run by people with no reseller commissions and no stake in the answer
- Project delivery: taking defined projects — migrations, integrations, system replacements — from scope to completion with clear ownership
- Web and software builds: websites, internal tools and line-of-business applications, built plainly, documented, and handed over with the keys
Who it is for
Leaders facing a consequential technology decision without an in-house CTO to weigh it, and firms that have been burned by builds delivered late, undocumented, or dependent on the person who left.
What good looks like
Decisions made once, on evidence, with a written rationale you can revisit. Projects that finish. Software your next supplier — or your own team — can pick up without archaeology.
Practice 04 — Rapid AI Applications
Rapid AI Applications
Your idea, working, in six weeks — at a fixed, published price.
What it covers
Fixed-price, fixed-scope application builds: workflow automation from GBP 10–15k, departmental applications from GBP 25–40k, and Oracle ERP/EPM bolt-ons. Senior engineers design your solution first — data model, workflows, integrations — then build it with advanced AI engineering tooling, with a live demo every week and every licence and running cost absorbed into one number.
Who it is for
Firms with a process still running on spreadsheets, email and memory; teams who validated an idea in an AI app builder and need it made real; and mid-market firms on Oracle ERP who cannot justify every additional module.
What good looks like
A working application your team uses within six weeks. Fixed price, no licence commitments, everything yours if you stop — and 20% credited if you continue to production.
Not sure which practice you need?
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