Our goal is to bring business and IT closer together. We do this on four themes. Because we too know that IT alone cannot solve your problem. In what area can we do something for you?
A successful transformation with the end result of having high performance teams. An organisation in which everyone strives for the same goals and IT activities are always transparent. A business that acts on market insights. A well-oiled machine. That is what we aim for.
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Managing based on data. Your goals are measurable and presented transparently in an intuitive dashboard. Together we determine the long term goals, unlock data sources and create valuable insights for the long term.
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Your business-critical applications up and running 24/7 with scalable and flexible software. Optimal anticipation of changing situations. All automated. Your business is always online, stable and reliable, so you can rely on it blindly.
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How do we implement the Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework? And how we put business-critical applications in the cloud in a safe, flexible and scalable manner?
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Structured brainstorming - Agile working the 'new' standard
Move to the Cloud - Serverless Architectural Principles
The Agile way of working in SaaS - Release at the push of a button!
As an IT consultancy club, we do and can do a lot. What we do and don't do? We've shown you in this map. Are you ready for the journey towards a stable and secure cloud environment? Real-time dashboards? A new way of managing? Or a business transformation where DevOps teams really work together? Start your adventure from beginning to end or take a look at each 'station' by clicking on the icons. Together we will build the bridge to software that really adds value. With The Golden Path.
In the digital age where technology drives the way we work, collaboration is becoming increasingly challenging. Teams are scattered across different locations and working on a variety of projects, so connectedness can quickly be lost. How can we ensure that team members stay engaged despite this distance?
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