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Overview
One estate. One architecture.
Most enterprise estates grow by accretion — a tenant here, a cloud there, a Software-as-a-Service platform bolted on to solve one problem. The result is a set of systems that each work individually and none of which work together. We design the target state: coherent architecture across your Microsoft estate, your clouds and your Software-as-a-Service platforms, unified by a single identity.
Microsoft 365 and Azure
Target-state design across the productivity and platform estate
Amazon Web Services
Account structure, federation and integration into the wider architecture
Google Cloud
Resource hierarchy, organisation policy and Workspace interoperability
Microsoft Entra ID
The single identity that every platform in the architecture trusts
Technologies
- Microsoft 365 and Azure
- Amazon Web Services
- Google Cloud
- Microsoft Entra ID
What we deliver
Architecture that holds after we leave.
Target-state architecture for your Microsoft estate
Multi-cloud architecture and integration
Software-as-a-Service integration patterns and standards
One identity across every platform
Delivery methodology
Architecture delivered in slices — a usable target state early, refined as delivery reveals the constraints.
Formal gate reviews at each architecture stage — suited to regulated environments or board-level investment decisions.
Delivery phases
From current state to governed target state.
Current-State Assessment
- Tenant, cloud and platform inventory
- Integration and data-flow mapping
- Identity relationship analysis
- Duplication and overlap identification
Target-State Architecture
- End-state architecture document
- Integration patterns and standards
- Identity model across every platform
- Security and governance baseline
Roadmap
- Phasing against dependencies and constraints
- Change appetite and delivery sequencing
- Investment and effort estimation
- Stakeholder alignment and sign-off
Governance
- Architecture review process
- Standards new platforms are held to
- Exception and variance handling
- Ongoing advisory and roadmap review
Key outcomes
A single documented architecture across Microsoft, cloud and Software-as-a-Service
One identity across every platform, with consistent access control
Integration standards that new platforms are held to
Reduced duplication between overlapping platforms
Clear sequencing for the delivery work that follows
Architecture decisions recorded rather than rediscovered