Enterprise technologies for regulated and high‑scale industries
Banking, FMCG, retail and other sectors where downtime, a breach or a compliance gap becomes a business event rather than a bug. We pick our tools accordingly: the stack below is the result of eighteen years building, operating and maintaining systems where "it works on staging" is not the bar.
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AWS (Amazon Web Services)
The cloud platform we run most of our enterprise workloads on. Mature service catalogue, predictable compliance posture (HIPAA, PCI DSS, SOC 2), and the global footprint our clients tend to need by year two.
Microsoft Azure
Deep integration with Microsoft estates we inherit from clients - Active Directory, M365, on-prem hybrid topologies. The default when "lift-and-shift" is the real ask underneath the brief.
Google Cloud Platform (GCP)
Where we go when data and analytics are the centre of gravity. BigQuery, Vertex, modern data tooling. Strong fit for products built around data products, not around them.
Kubernetes
Container orchestration we operate, not just deploy. Self-managed clusters, managed services, multi-region - depending on what the workload and the audit team actually need.
Terraform
Infrastructure-as-code is how we keep environments reviewable, reproducible, and acceptable to an auditor. If it's not in Terraform, it's a future incident.
Linux
The operating system the rest of the stack assumes. We're comfortable from kernel parameters upward - which matters more often than it should.
React
The UI library we use for long-lived enterprise interfaces. Not because it's trendy, because the talent pool is deep enough that you'll be able to hire for it in five years.
Next.js
Framework for production frontends with real routing, real rendering strategy, and real server-side concerns. Where React stops being enough on its own.
How we choose technology
Four questions every tool on this page had to answer.
Will it still be here in five years?
Enterprise systems outlive product roadmaps, founders and funding rounds. We pick technologies with mature communities and clear long term ownership -not the framework that trended last quarter.
Can we operate it in production?
A technology only earns its place once we've run it through real incidents, real audits and real scale. If we wouldn't be on call for it, we don't list it.
Does it pass compliance with room to spare?
HIPAA, PCI DSS, GDPR, SOC 2, ISO 27001 - most of our clients live with at least one. We choose tools that make compliance an architecture decision, not a workaround.
Is the talent pool deep enough to outlive us?
We build systems our clients can hand over - to their own team, or to another partner. That means choosing technologies with broad engineering communities, not niche stacks that lock anyone in.
Our technology choices are driven by what runs at 3 a.m., not what trends at 10
Tell us what’s keeping your platform team up at night. We’ll tell you honestly whether we’re the right partner for it.
The credentials behind the stack
We list certifications where they mean something, and skip the badges that don't. Want to see specific certifications for a specific project? Ask, we'll share what's relevant.
Vendor partnerships
AWS Partner. Active partnerships with GitLab, Cloudflare, GCP and Azure. Direct support channels, roadmap visibility, training pipeline for our engineers.
Engineer certifications
15+ Certified DevOps Engineers. 4 Certified Architects. Active certifications across AWS, Kubernetes, Terraform, GitLab, Cisco and others - renewed and verifiable on request.
Independent recognition
Forbes Diamond 2024 - recognition for sustained growth. Clutch-Certified IT Leader - verified through audited client reviews.
