Enterprise landscapes grow over time. Part of it is years old, part of it was renewed last quarter, and all of it has to keep running while you change it. We standardise your core, protect the part that makes you different, and stay on to keep it working.
Different sectors, different architectures, and then the same stack of questions on the table. The order differs, the questions stay the same. These four are where most of our work starts, and they map straight onto the teams below.
Each one stands on its own. Together they cover the landscape from first design to daily operations. Follow any card through to the team that owns it.
Standardise your core in a clean core, with a layer alongside it for the part that genuinely makes your business different. Your standard stays standard, and your own logic stays yours.
EDI, API and e-invoicing, run for you. New partners, new formats and new compliance requirements land on our side, and what arrives as a PDF or a scan gets read and turned into structured data on the way in.
Solution architecture and product design that lands inside your existing landscape, with the path to production drawn up front: security, governance, scale and the team that will run it.
Java and .NET, new applications and takeovers of existing ones, with operations behind them. The team that writes it also keeps it alive. That keeps both quality and cost honest.
Jira, Confluence and Jira Service Management, set up so governance and service management move your teams forward. Licensing, implementation and support from the same party that knows your landscape.
Brainsquare brain2.com →You get a local front door: an architect and a delivery lead you know by name. Behind them sits a pool of specialists you scale up and down per skill, for as long as the work needs them.
How the pool is built
You add and release people per skill as the work moves. A peak lasts as long as the peak.
When someone moves on, the context stays with us and the next person picks it up where it was left.
The mix follows what the work demands, and cost comes after that.
Integration, B2B, development and support come out of the same pool. One call gets it picked up.
Every company keeps its own expertise and its own name. For you it stays one point of contact.
An hour with an architect and someone from delivery, working through your actual landscape. You leave with a written view on what to standardise, what to protect, and what it takes to keep it running.