Client work

Problems other people paid to have solved.

Three things, usually in this order: work out what is actually going wrong, build the fix, and leave it in a state someone else can run without us.

What we're hired for

Three things, and they overlap more than they look.

Process Lean process consulting Mapping how the work really runs, finding where it stalls, and removing the stall rather than automating around it.
Infrastructure AWS management Elastic Beanstalk, RDS, CloudFront and S3 — provisioning, migration, cost and reliability work on running systems.
Software Full-stack development Angular front ends, .NET services, PostgreSQL behind them. Built to be handed over, not to keep us on retainer.

Case studies

Problem, countermeasure, outcome.

Angular · .NET · PostgreSQL · AWS

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Problem

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What we did

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Outcome

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Case 01

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Working together

If something in your process keeps costing you.

We take on work from Malta, remote or on site. The useful first step is usually a short conversation about the symptom — the thing that keeps going wrong — rather than a specification.

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