IT GEARHEADS

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Three practices, each led at the deepest technical level available in the market. We cover strategy, design and hands-on implementation — no handoff between the people who recommend and the people who build.

Practice 01 — Network & Data Center Resiliency

Led by a CCIE Security-certified network architect. Data center resiliency, segmentation and secure connectivity designed to survive failure and audit alike.

  • Data center resiliency architecture — HA, clustering, failure domain design
  • Network segmentation, microsegmentation and Zero Trust architectures
  • Network assessments and full redesign with documented topology
  • Wired and wireless — Wi-Fi 6/6E/7, high-density and multi-site design
  • LAN, WAN, SD-WAN, MPLS and BGP backbone design
  • Cloud and edge VPN design — IPSec, SSL, HA, large-scale remote access
  • NGFW deployment — Cisco ASA/FTD, Palo Alto, Fortinet, Check Point
  • IDS/IPS implementation and signature tuning
  • NAC and 802.1X — Cisco ISE, BYOD policy design
  • Routing and switching at enterprise and service provider scale

Practice 02 — Agile & Domain-Driven Design

Enterprise Agile transformation and domain modelling for organizations where the cost problem is really a design and process problem.

  • Domain-Driven Design — bounded contexts, context mapping, event-driven decomposition
  • Legacy monolith modernization and service boundary definition
  • SAFe coaching and enterprise Lean-Agile implementation
  • Lean Portfolio Management and value stream enablement
  • Agile operating models for software, data and portfolio
  • DevOps and CI/CD with GitHub, Azure DevOps and GitLab
  • Agile governance for regulated organizations
  • AI adoption strategy — use-case triage, data readiness, cost modelling
  • Executive advisory for CTO, CIO and enterprise architecture stakeholders

Practice 03 — IT Cost Optimization

We see tremendous waste. Two line items carry nearly all of it — human resources and equipment — and we attack both without cutting capability.

  • Open source replacement strategy targeting 50%+ recurring spend reduction
  • Licensing and subscription rationalization across the estate
  • Support model right-sizing — automation before headcount
  • Role and vendor duplication analysis across internal and outsourced teams
  • Hardware inventory measured against real utilization
  • Refresh-vs-repurpose analysis before any capital request
  • Server, storage and rack consolidation; power and facility cost reduction
  • Infrastructure and cloud rightsizing, FinOps and orphan cleanup
  • Toolchain simplification and platform consolidation
  • Vendor exit planning and portability