Common questions
We start with a 2–3 week discovery phase: understanding your system, your team, and the actual problem — not the assumed one. From there we define the architecture, work alongside your team through implementation, and stay engaged as the system evolves. The shape varies; the senior-level attention doesn't.
Engagements are scoped individually. A discovery phase typically runs 2–4 weeks. Longer implementation engagements work on a fixed-scope or monthly retainer basis. We'll be direct in the first conversation about whether your budget and our model are a fit — no wasted time on either side.
An architecture review or audit takes 2–4 weeks. A full implementation engagement typically runs 3–6 months. We stay involved for as long as the system needs active architecture decisions — not longer.
That's the most common starting point. The discovery conversation is specifically designed for this — you don't need a clear brief, you need clarity. That's what we provide before any proposal is written.
Yes. We work with clients across Europe and globally. Remote by default; on-site when it genuinely matters. We've found that the best architecture decisions happen in focused sessions, not open offices.
Size matters less than complexity and stakes. We've worked with university departments, regional health authorities, and growth-stage companies. The question is whether the problem is real and whether there's genuine commitment to solving it properly.