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AI-ready data platforms, engineered from the ground up

Modern, cloud-native data platforms that turn raw operational data into reliable decisions – and give your AI, analytics, and automation a foundation they can actually trust.

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Cloud connectivity

Apps and portals

Why a data platform

Dashboards tell you what happened. A platform lets you act on it.

Point-solution BI gets your team through the quarter. A real data platform compounds: every new dataset, model, and product lands on the same trustworthy foundation – and gets cheaper, faster, and safer to deliver.

Decisions in hours, not weekst

One governed source of truth across finance, operations, and product – so executives, analysts, and ops teams stop arguing about whose number is right.

AI that actually ships

Clean, lineage-aware data with the access controls your legal team signs off on. The difference between a demo and production AI is almost always the platform underneath it.

Scales with the business

Built on modern cloud stacks – Snowflake, Databricks, Microsoft Fabric – with DataOps from day one. New markets, products, and acquisitions plug in; they don’t require a rebuild.

What we build

End-to-end data platform capabilities

We design and build every layer of the modern data stack – and, just as importantly, the operating model around it.

Cloud data warehouse & lakehouse

Greenfield builds or migrations on Snowflake, Databricks, and Microsoft Fabric (Warehouse & OneLake). Dimensional, Data Vault, or medallion – modeled for how your business actually asks questions.

Ingestion & streaming

Batch, CDC, and real-time pipelines from operational systems, IoT fleets, SaaS APIs, and partner feeds. Kafka, Event Hubs, Fivetran, Airbyte, Fabric Eventstream & Dataflows Gen2, custom connectors.

Transformation & modeling

dbt-based transformations with tests, docs, and lineage – plus Fabric notebooks and Spark where it fits. A semantic layer your business units can trust (dbt metrics, Fabric semantic models) and your data team can actually maintain.

DataOps & orchestration

Airflow, Dagster, Fabric Data Factory, CI/CD, environments, monitoring, cost controls. We treat the platform like production software – because it is.

Governance, quality & lineage

Batch, CDC, and real-time pipelines from operational systems, IoT fleets, SaaS APIs, and partner feeds. Kafka, Event Hubs, Fivetran, Airbyte, Fabric Eventstream & Dataflows Gen2, custom connectors.

AI & ML enablement

Feature stores, vector stores, RAG foundations, MLOps, and Fabric Data Science / Copilot where it accelerates delivery. The platform decisions that determine whether your AI initiatives scale – or stall.

Reference architecture

Building blocks, assembled around your stack

We don’t ship a fixed stack. We design top-down – starting from the outcome you need to deliver, then tracing upstream through serve, transform, store, and ingest, back to the source. Every layer is a deliberate choice, made in service of the value above it.

Consume

BI & dashboards

Power BI (Fabric), Tableau, SAP BusinessObjects, SAP Analytics Cloud

Embedded analytics

Power BI Embedded, in-product data

AI & ML apps

RAG, forecasting, Fabric Copilot

Reverse ETL

Operational sync

Serve

Semantic layer

dbt metrics, Cube, Fabric semantic models

Feature / vector store

Feast, pgvector

APIs & data products

GraphQL, REST, Fabric SQL endpoints

Access & masking

Row/column policies

Transform

dbt transformations

Tested, versioned

Orchestration

Airflow, Dagster, Fabric Data Factory

Notebooks & Spark

Databricks, Fabric notebooks

Quality & observability

Great Expectations, OpenLineage, Monte Carlo

Store

Cloud DWH / Lakehouse

Snowflake, Databricks, Fabric (Warehouse & Lakehouse)

Catalog & lineage

Unity Catalog, Microsoft Purview, Collibra

Storage tiers

OneLake, S3, ADLS, GCS

Security & governance

IAM, encryption, audit

Ingest

Batch & CDC

Fivetran, Airbyte, Fabric Dataflows Gen2

Streaming

Kafka, Event Hubs, Fabric Eventstream

IoT & edge

MQTT, IoT Hub, Real-Time Intelligence

SaaS & APIs

Custom connectors, Fabric shortcuts

AI-ready by design

Every platform
we build is AI-ready
from day one

The difference between an AI demo and AI in production is almost always the platform underneath it. We build that foundation in from the start – clean, lineage-aware data, governed access, and the serving infrastructure your models and Copilots need.

Governed, lineage-aware data

Every model input is traceable to source – the bar enterprise AI actually has to clear.

Vector & feature stores

RAG foundations, embeddings, and feature pipelines built into the platform, not bolted on later.

Copilot-ready

Semantic layer and access policies that make Fabric Copilot and similar tools safe to switch on.

How we work

From platform assessment
to a production data ecosystem

Four phases, delivered incrementally. We don’t disappear for nine months and come back with a big-bang reveal – each phase ends with something useful in your hands.

Step 1

Assess & align

We map your current state – systems, data, reporting, pain points – and translate it into clear platform outcomes.

  • Current-state audit
  • Use-case prioritization
  • Business value hypotheses
  • Go / no-go recommendation

Step 2

Architect

We design a target architecture fit for your regulatory, cost, and organizational context – with an unbiased tech selection.

  • Target reference architecture
  • Tech evaluation & PoCs
  • Total cost of ownership model
  • Delivery roadmap

Step 3

Build the MVP platform

We stand up the core platform around a high-value use case, end to end – ingestion, storage, modeling, serving, governance.

  • Platform foundations
  • First 2–3 data products
  • DataOps & CI/CD
  • Team enablement

Step 4

Scale & operate

We extend the platform across new domains, embed governance, and – if helpful – operate it with you.

  • Domain onboarding
  • Data governance at scale
  • Managed DataOps / SRE
  • AI/ML readiness

Tech we build on

Modern stacks – without the religious wars

We’re deeply hands-on across the leading cloud data stacks. We recommend what fits your context, not what’s on our rate card.

Cloud DWH & Lakehouse

Snowflake Databricks OneLake Microsoft Fabric · Warehouse Microsoft Fabric · Lakehouse

Transformation

dbt Spark SQL PySpark Data Vault 2.0 Fabric notebooks Fabric Dataflows Gen2

Orchestration & DataOps

Airflow Dagster Azure Data Factory Fabric Data Factory Fabric pipelines GitHub Actions Terraform

Ingestion & streaming

Kafka Event Hubs Fivetran Airbyte Debezium (CDC) OneLake shortcuts Fabric Real-Time Intelligence

Governance & quality

Unity Catalog Microsoft Purview Fabric OneLake catalog Collibra OpenLineage Great Expectations

BI & AI/ML

Power BI Power BI in Fabric Fabric Copilot Tableau SAP Analytics Cloud PyTorch TensorFlow MLflow Fabric Data Science

FAQ

Questions data & business leaders ask us

We design and build every layer of the modern data stack – and, just as importantly, the operating model around it.

We already have BI and a warehouse. Why would we need a “platform”?

If every new use case costs disproportionately more than the last, if your AI initiatives keep stalling on “we don’t trust the data,” or if you can’t trace a number in a dashboard back to its source — you’ve outgrown your BI setup and you need a platform. A platform is what turns data work from a cost center into something that compounds.

Snowflake, Databricks, Microsoft Fabric – which should we pick?

It depends on your workloads, your existing stack, your team’s skills, and your regulatory context. We’ve delivered production platforms on all three and we’re not incentivized to pick one. Our Assess & Architect phases are explicitly designed to make this call on evidence, not vendor marketing.

How long until we see value?

Our first measurable outcome typically lands in 8–12 weeks: a working slice of the platform delivering one high-value data product end-to-end, on the target stack. From there we extend iteratively — you never wait a year for the big reveal.

Can you work alongside our existing data team?

Yes — that’s our default. We embed with your team, transfer knowledge continuously, and leave you with a platform your people can extend and operate. We can also run an operate-with-you model for DataOps if that’s useful.

What about AI? Do we need a data platform before doing AI?

You can pilot AI without one. You can’t reliably ship AI in production without one. The vast majority of stalled enterprise AI programs we see fail at the data layer — stale, ungoverned, unlineaged data — not at the model layer. A platform is the fastest path to AI that actually survives legal review and scale.

Tell us where your data is
today – we’ll map a way forward

Share your current stack, your headaches, or a use case you’re trying to unlock. We’ll come back with a candid read on what’s feasible, what it’d take, and whether we’re the right partner for it.

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Urmas Kobin

Partner and BI & Data Analytics Lead
EST, ENG