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Solutions
Outcome-focused engagements that compose multiple practices behind a single delivery owner. Where a service answers what we ship, a solution answers what business outcome we deliver.
What a solution is
Services are the categories of work we ship — AI engineering, custom software, cloud architecture, enterprise platforms, and so on. Solutions are programs that compose multiple services behind a single delivery owner with a named outcome. Where a service answers “what do you ship,” a solution answers “what business outcome do you deliver.”
The four below each map to a specific procurement pattern. They cross-reference the services tree (an Intelligent Automation engagement might pull from AI Agents, n8n Automation, Custom Software, and Quality & Security simultaneously) but commit to a named outcome with a documented operating cadence. Engagements run multi-quarter, multi-team, with a senior delivery owner who stays through go-live.
The four solutions
Each solution maps to a procurement pattern, composes from a specific set of services, and commits to a documented outcome. Click through for the full delivery model, sequencing, and engagement options.
Strategy-to-execution programs for legacy enterprises rebuilding the systems their business runs on. Multi-quarter, multi-team, with a documented sequencing of what gets modernized when and the rollback paths at every stage.
RPA-plus-AI workflows that don't break when the screen layout drifts. Confidence-based routing, eval frameworks, and human-in-the-loop on impact decisions — built so the automation survives the business it's automating.
The data, infrastructure, and operating discipline AI needs before the first model ships. Documented governance, evaluation harnesses, and the team-readiness steps between 'we have data' and 'we ship production AI.'
APIs, iPaaS, and event-driven middleware engineered for the workloads that run a business — not the ones that look good in a vendor demo. Documented contracts, idempotency, and the observability that catches regressions before they leak to consumers.
Browse by service
Solutions compose from services. If your procurement is category-shaped (we need an AI engineer; we need a Salesforce partner), start with the services tree.
Browse by industry
Industries we serve, each with named regulators and the solutions most often scoped under them.
Frequently asked
A service is a category of work — "AI engineering," "custom software," "cloud architecture." A solution is a program that composes multiple services to deliver a named business outcome. If your procurement pattern is "we need an AI engineer," you're buying a service. If it's "we need to modernize the workflow that runs our claims operation," you're buying a solution.
Solutions price as fixed-scope, fixed-price for the discovery phase (typical 4-8 weeks), then either retained dedicated team or milestone-priced delivery for the build phase. Discovery produces a documented sequencing plan, named outcomes, and a costed proposal for the build. You can stop after discovery without committing to the build — that's the whole point of pricing it discretely.
Every solution has a named senior delivery owner who joins the first call and stays through go-live. They sign the operating cadence, attend the steering meetings, and are the escalation path. Department leads (CORTEX, FORGE, NEXUS, ATLAS, CITADEL, etc.) co-pilot from each composed service — so the owner has named accountability across every department touching the engagement.
Yes. Most engagements start as a single service and expand. A custom-software build that touches a regulated workload pulls in CITADEL, then becomes a Digital Transformation engagement when leadership asks the same team to modernize three more workloads. The four solutions below are the procurement patterns we see most; they're not gates.
Discovery is 4-8 weeks. Build phases run from one quarter (a focused Intelligent Automation pilot, a single Enterprise Integration domain) up to multi-year (full Digital Transformation programs spanning a portfolio of legacy systems). Operating cadence is documented per engagement; we publish the steering rhythm in the SOW so there's no surprise on the buyer side.
By default we embed alongside, not replace. The senior delivery owner pairs with your engineering leadership; the composed-service teams co-deliver with your engineers in mixed pods. Knowledge transfer is a named workstream from kickoff so when the engagement ends, the operating discipline stays. Pure-replacement engagements are possible but rare; we tell you in discovery if your team is the bottleneck.
Talk to us
Senior delivery owner plus the relevant department leads on the first call. Discovery scoped fixed-price; build phase priced after we see the sequencing.