Different starting points.
The same standard.
We work with founders, established businesses, and investors. Here’s what that usually looks like, and where we tend to begin.
You’re building fast and need senior technical judgment now.
Seed to growth-stage companies without a full-time CTO, or with a technical lead who is stretched thin. You need someone who has seen the next stage before and can help you get there without expensive detours.
What we often hear
- No technical co-founder, or a first engineering team without senior direction
- Architecture and vendor choices that will be hard to undo
- Investors asking for a credible technology plan
- Hiring your first engineering leaders
Technology & Team Review, then a fractional CTO rhythm
Your business works. Your systems and data are holding it back.
SMEs and mid-market companies across Europe and Asia-Pacific with years of momentum and a patchwork of tools to show for it. You want reliable numbers, less manual work, and a realistic path to AI that doesn’t start with a 60-slide strategy.
What we often hear
- Spreadsheet reporting and different numbers in every meeting
- Manual work between systems that don’t talk to each other
- Pressure to “do AI” without a clear place to start
- Vendors who sell tools rather than outcomes
Data Foundation Assessment or an AI Opportunity Sprint
Related: An enterprise analytics platform built from dozens of sources
You need to know what the technology is really worth.
Investors, acquirers, and boards in Europe and Asia-Pacific who need an independent technical view, delivered on deal timelines by people who have owned these systems themselves.
What we often hear
- Pre-investment and acquisition diligence
- Independent review of a major platform or vendor commitment
- A portfolio company whose technology plan doesn’t add up
- Interim technology leadership after a CTO departure
Red-flag review, then full technical diligence
Sound like you?
Tell us where you are. We’ll tell you honestly whether we’re the right partner, and what a sensible first step looks like.