Architecture & Operating Model
Two halves of the same job: understand the business a system serves, then rebuild the system to serve it better. Split on their own, one produces a target operating model nothing runs. The other produces a system rebuild with no clear business reason.
Business analysis and operating model
Before changing systems it pays to understand the business they serve. Our analysts map current processes, find the friction, and design a target operating model the technology can then support. That anchors the change to outcomes you can measure: fewer manual steps, clearer ownership, and a plan the business has already agreed to.
System re-architecture
Systems accrete complexity. A review of the stack separates what still earns its place from what should be re-architected into something cheaper to run and easier to change. Sequencing is the hard part: the business keeps running while the foundations move underneath it.
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