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Data architecture expertise
Profiles in 48–72 hours · You interview every specialist
A data architect designs how data is collected, stored, integrated, modelled, governed and served across an organisation. They turn business requirements into a target architecture, choose technologies and patterns, set standards, and guide engineers as the platform is built.
Good data architecture is about maintainability, reliability, governance and business value, not just tools. Our data architects work with your business stakeholders, data engineers, BI developers, security teams and application architects so the design works in practice.
Architecture decisions made early prevent costly rework later.
Define where data lives and how it flows between systems.
Agree shared business terms and models.
Design validation and ownership into the platform.
Choose integration patterns that are reliable and maintainable.
Build a trustworthy foundation for BI.
Plan for growth in data volumes, users and workloads.
Classify data and control access from the start.
Modernize in stages without disrupting reporting.
Prepare governed, well-documented data for new use cases.
Each service has a clear purpose and practical deliverables.
Understand your current data landscape and its gaps.
Deliverables: assessment report, risk list
Plan where the platform needs to go and in what order.
Deliverables: target state, phased roadmap
Design data platforms on Azure, Microsoft Fabric or AWS.
Deliverables: reference architecture, service choices
Choose and design the right storage and serving layers.
Deliverables: layer design, storage standards
Model data for analytics and operational needs.
Deliverables: conceptual, logical and physical models
Define how data moves between systems.
Deliverables: integration patterns, pipeline standards
Build ownership, rules and checks into the design.
Deliverables: governance model, quality rules
Design catalogues and reference data where your platform supports it.
Deliverables: metadata approach, master data design
Classify data and design access controls.
Deliverables: classification scheme, access model
Move from legacy warehouses to modern platforms.
Deliverables: migration architecture, transition plan
Prepare data foundations for BI and machine learning.
Deliverables: readiness assessment, data preparation plan
Independent reviews of designs and decisions.
Deliverables: review findings, recommendations
How our architects organise their work.
Our architects work with platforms our teams use in delivery. Not every tool is used in every engagement; decisions depend on requirements, data volumes, security, integration needs, skills, licensing and operating costs.
an architect working only on your data programme.
advice on strategy, standards and key decisions.
focused expertise for Azure, Fabric or AWS platforms.
an architect with data engineers and BI developers.
a short, fixed-scope review with a clear report.
architecture guidance while your platform is built.
regular reviews as your data estate grows.
Engage specialists for a short assessment or a longer data initiative. Pricing depends on scope and duration, so request a quote.
These are illustrative scenarios, not descriptions of completed client engagements or compliance certifications.
Unified reporting across clinical and operational systems with strict access controls (see healthcare).
Governed data foundations for risk, finance and regulatory reporting (see financial services).
Operational analytics combining production, quality and supply data (see manufacturing).
A single view of sales, stock and customers (see retail and e-commerce).
Integrating shipment, fleet and partner data for timely reporting (see logistics).
Project, time and finance data brought together for profitability reporting.
Collaborative, documented and focused on decisions that last.
goals, stakeholders and requirements.
sources, flows, quality and pain points.
options, trade-offs and technology choices.
data models and integration patterns.
access, ownership and quality rules.
support engineers and validate the build.
standards, records and ongoing review.
Works with business stakeholders, data engineers, BI developers, security teams and application architects
Governance is designed into the architecture, not added afterwards.
We deliver data engineering, BI, cloud and AI services, so our architecture advice is grounded in delivery.
A data architect designs how data is stored, integrated, modelled, governed and used across an organisation, and guides engineers who build the platform.
When planning a new data platform, modernizing a warehouse, fixing unreliable reporting, or preparing data for analytics and AI at scale.
A data architect designs the overall structure, standards and patterns. A data engineer builds and runs the pipelines, storage and transformations within that design.
A solution architect designs a complete system or application. A data architect focuses on the data across systems: models, integration, governance and analytics.
Yes. They assess the current warehouse, design the target platform and plan a staged migration that keeps reporting running.
Yes. We design data platforms on Microsoft Fabric and Azure, and can also work with AWS where needed.
Through ownership, classification, least-privilege access, lineage, quality rules and documented standards.
Yes. We design integration patterns and pipelines that connect ERP, CRM, files, APIs and other sources.
Yes. We design clean, governed, well-documented data foundations that analytics and machine learning can rely on.
Dedicated architects, consulting, cloud data specialists, platform design teams, assessments, implementation support and ongoing advisory.
Share your data challenges, current technology stack, and business goals. Let’s discuss an architecture approach that supports your organization’s next stage of growth.