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Cloud built for regulated workloads, governed for cost.

What we do

We design and run cloud strategies for regulated organizations: from landing zones and migration through CloudOps, FinOps cost governance, and hybrid or sovereign architecture. We work across Azure, AWS, Google Cloud and OpenShift, and we choose by fit — not by certification badge — so the cloud serves the business case, not the vendor's roadmap.

Key challenges

  1. 01

    Cloud cost waste

    Idle and over-provisioned resources quietly compound. Without FinOps discipline, cost growth outpaces utility growth — every quarter.

  2. 02

    Multi-cloud complexity

    Multi-cloud is the norm, but unified visibility and cost attribution rarely follow. Spend fragmentation becomes a governance problem before it becomes an engineering one.

  3. 03

    Data sovereignty & residency

    Regulated workloads bring jurisdictional constraints. Where the data lives, where it's processed, and who can access it shape the architecture from day one.

  4. 04

    Legacy modernization

    Lift-and-shift rarely delivers the promised gains. Real value comes from selective re-platforming and re-architecting, anchored in business priority.

  5. 05

    Surging AI / GPU compute cost

    AI workloads have rewritten the cost curve. Without proactive controls, a single mismanaged inference workload can dwarf the rest of the cloud bill.

Our approach

From strategy to live operations — designed for regulated reality.

  1. Strategy

    Cloud strategy and target landing zones aligned with the business and regulatory perimeter.

  2. Migrate

    Workload-by-workload migration with clear fit decisions: re-host, re-platform, re-architect, retire.

  3. Operate

    CloudOps with platform engineering, observability, and security controls in place.

  4. Govern

    FinOps as a continuous discipline: visibility, rightsizing, scheduling, anomaly detection, chargeback.

Why it matters now

Updated 2026

Organizations waste roughly 25–35% of cloud spend on idle or over-provisioned resources, and while about 76% run multi-cloud, only about 39% track unified spend accurately. Hybrid now accounts for some 51% of cloud spend in regulated industries, and the EU Data Act is accelerating sovereign-cloud adoption in Europe. FinOps has moved from an engineering tactic to a boardroom discipline.

Value delivered

  • Controlled, predictable cloud cost
  • Compliant data-residency and sovereignty posture
  • Resilient, scalable cloud architecture
  • Multi-cloud complexity under one operating model

Industry crossover

Cloud is the substrate. Highest stakes are in regulated sectors.

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