Azure engineering for organisations that are Microsoft-shaped — by procurement, by identity (Entra ID / Active Directory), or by line-of-business stack. Landing zones, AKS or Container Apps, and the integration story Azure does better than anyone.
Azure's commercial advantage in our market is integration with the Microsoft tenant — Entra ID, Microsoft 365, Power Platform. We don't fight that. When the org is Microsoft-shaped, Azure-first is the right answer; we ship it without pretending AWS would have been simpler.
An Azure estate that integrates cleanly with the existing Microsoft tenant — without the bolt-on feel most multi-cloud setups end up with.
Concrete deliverables — not adjectives. Each engagement scopes which of these are in play and what success looks like for them.
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Container Apps for most product workloads — managed Kubernetes-adjacent compute without the cluster overhead. AKS when you genuinely need Kubernetes APIs.
Bicep when staying Azure-only and the team prefers Azure-native tooling. Terraform when the estate is multi-cloud or when standardisation across clouds matters more than Azure-specific ergonomics.
Yes — Entra ID, Conditional Access, and Privileged Identity Management. Most Azure work we do is in environments where that integration is the reason Azure was picked.
We integrate with Power Platform (Power Apps, Power Automate, Dataverse) where the org already uses it. We don't lead with low-code unless it's the right fit.
AWS engineering with the discipline most agencies skip — multi-account landing zones, least-privilege IAM, infrastructure-as-code from the first commit, and FinOps that catches the spend before the CFO does.
GCP engineering — the cloud where data and AI workloads tend to be the deciding factor.
Vercel engineering for teams who want to ship fast and stay shipping fast.
Firebase as a real backend — Firestore modeled with the right indexes and security rules, Cloud Functions v2 with structured logging, and Auth integrated with the rest of the identity story instead of bolted to the side.
