Solutions
The list is long, the craft isn’t: connecting your software, migrating what has to move, putting data in working order, securing and documenting what runs. Each page describes a system I build myself, never a licensed product: the code and the documentation stay yours.
By service line
The data foundation
Your sources reconciled in a governed model, with definitions, owners and controls.
See →Automated reporting
A report produced from controlled sources, with gaps, delay and approval visible.
See →Predictive analysis
Forecasting demand, consumption or failure, from what you already measure.
See →Dynamic pricing
Exploratory pricing rules, simulated then tested within an explicit scope and limits.
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Applications and integration
The service line →The business tool built for you
The spreadsheet that runs the company, turned into a real application.
See →The Swiss invoicing chain
QR-bills, payment files and reconciliation, in the formats the banks expect.
See →Connectors between your systems
The bridges between accounting, ERP, CRM and the web, with retries and a log.
See →Customer and supplier portal
Quotes, orders, deliveries and invoices, readable without going through your team.
See →Capture in the field
Hours, reports and supporting material captured on site, with offline behaviour, corrections and reconciliation made explicit.
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Azure and Google Cloud
The service line →Cloud cost optimisation
Understanding the bill, removing what serves nothing, sizing the rest.
See →Migration to hosting you chose
Server, files or mail moved to an evidence-based choice, with rollback and exit defined.
See →Versioned infrastructure
Azure, Google Cloud or Proxmox infrastructure described in versioned files, with reviewed changes and a testable rebuild.
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Servers and hosting
The service line →Leaving end of support
Systems past their support date, moved before the incident rather than after.
See →Leaving proprietary virtualisation
Leaving a licensing model that changed under you, without losing the estate.
See →Private servers and private cloud
Virtualisation, file sharing and remote access on hardware that belongs to you.
See →The operations file
The written file that lets somebody else take over your systems tomorrow.
See →Reversibility pack
Everything needed to leave a provider, or to carry on the day I stop.
See →Monitoring you can act on
Useful signals, each with a threshold, recipient, coverage window, procedure and closure.
See →Identity, directory and access
One account per person, rights carried by groups, technical secrets inventoried and revocations you can verify.
See →Backup and recovery
An isolated copy, a restore performed and timed, then recovery objectives decided per service and rehearsed.
See →Mail and collaboration tenant
Microsoft 365, Google Workspace or kSuite designed, migrated and kept in order: admin roles, sharing, a protected mail domain and justified licences.
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Artificial intelligence
The service line →Secure AI assistants
An assistant evaluated on your documents, with sources, permissions, processing and retention written down.
See →Document search
Finding the right page in the whole archive, in one question.
See →Document automation
Reading, sorting and extracting whatever arrives by email, PDF or scanner.
See →Business agents
Tasks chained end to end, with a person at the points that matter.
See →Assisted customer care
Sorting, routing and drafting replies, without letting a robot speak for you.
See →Private AI infrastructure
An open model served on your machines or with a Swiss host, or a gateway to a cloud provider's APIs, sized and measured on your documents.
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