An open, governed stack. Partners where they earn their place.
We default to open foundations and bring in commercial platforms where they improve speed, security, support, or procurement. Lock-in is treated as an explicit architecture decision, not a hidden delivery shortcut.
Open by default. Commercial when it earns its place. Enterprise buyers are actively managing vendor lock-in, especially in AI. We default to open foundations; we bring in commercial platforms when a client has already invested there, or when the open-source equivalent has a genuine gap affecting speed, security, support, or procurement. The choice is yours, made in the open.
Organized around what you are managing, not our logos.
AI & models
Open frameworks plus self-hostable model serving; the model provider stays swappable.
Data & analytics
Open table formats and pipelines; no proprietary export tax.
Cloud & platform
IaC plus open orchestration; deploy to AWS, Azure, or GCP with bounded exit cost.
Security & governance
Open DevSecOps wired into the pipeline; reproducible audit evidence.
Retrieval & observability
Open vector DBs, including pgvector in your Postgres, plus vendor-neutral telemetry.
Identity & trust
Open identity specs by requirement.
Portable by construction, not by promise.
IaC by default
Terraform plus Kubernetes as the default deployment substrate.
Open data and table formats
Iceberg and Delta Lake on object storage you own.
Portable AI and model serving
vLLM and Ollama keep model serving self-hostable.
Exit cost named in the SOW
We document what moving would cost before you commit.
Where commercial platforms earn their place.
Cloud across hyperscalers
Architecture kept portable across all three.
Data & AI platforms
Where you are invested, or where they close a real gap.
Carahsoft, US public sector channel
Available to public-sector buyers via Carahsoft; federal, state, and education via NASA SEWP and NASPO ValuePoint where applicable. For digital identity, ViitorCloud is a MOSIP certified partner.
Four rules, written down.
Open foundations first
Lock-in is an explicit decision
Name it, cost the exit, write it down.
Portable by construction
IaC, open formats, vendor-neutral telemetry.
Standards over single vendors
W3C VC, W3C DID, OpenID Foundation, MOSIP.
We deliver on AWS, Azure, and GCP and keep architecture portable by default; we document what moving would cost before you commit.
Want the stack decisions written down before you commit?
A senior architect will name the decisions, and the exit costs, on the scoping call.