ACloud exit and exit readiness
We build architectures in which a change of provider remains possible — and we support the switch when it comes due. The business process is separated from the infrastructure that executes it. Data lives in formats and stores you can take with you. Services that exist at only one provider are encapsulated or replaced. And for every dependency that remains, there is a documented way out.
A cloud exit does not have to be complete. Often it is enough to make the critical paths exit-ready and deliberately leave the rest where it is. We tell you which paths those are.
“We don't build an architecture where your business model depends on a particular interface still existing in exactly the same form three years from now.”
BAI on-premise and on-edge
Language models don't have to run in someone else's cloud. For many tasks — reading documents, extracting fields, classifying requests, drafting replies — a specialized, smaller model on your own hardware is enough. Often it is not just cheaper but better, because it is adapted to the task.
We optimize open models for concrete tasks so that they run cost-efficiently on controlled infrastructure: in your own data center, at a European provider, or directly on your organization's devices. Where a large model is needed, the access stays replaceable — no process depends on a particular vendor.
COpen-source strategy
We rely on open software for customer solutions, and we publish our own tools under open licenses. Not out of ideology: open source code is the only form of software you can inspect, adapt and keep running when the vendor no longer does.
An open-source strategy doesn't mean building everything yourself. It means knowing, for every component, what happens if it goes away — and having an answer for the critical components that isn't “then we have a problem.”