Fractional IT consulting
Senior IT engineering, done by the person who scopes it.
Infrastructure, identity, security, IT operations, cloud, workflow automation and AI for mid-market and enterprise organizations. 25+ years of hands-on work. No bench, no handoff.
The record behind the firm
25+
Years of hands-on enterprise engineering
Delivered inside the organizations that depended on it.
6
Sectors
Federal, banking, logistics, retail, healthcare and SaaS.
FedRAMP High
Authority to operate
Achieved for a secure virtual desktop platform on AWS GovCloud.
Who the work is for
Three roles, usually in the same room.
At 800 users or 30,000, the decision usually rests with a small group and no dedicated team behind it.
IT and infrastructure leaders
An estate grown through acquisitions and deferred upgrades, run by a team with no spare capacity. Senior engineering on the hard work, without a permanent hire.
Security and identity leads
An access model built for a perimeter that no longer exists, now fielding requests from AI systems and partners. Identity rebuilt as the control plane, without disrupting operations.
Executives without a CIO
Costly technology decisions landing with an executive not hired to make them. Independent judgment on cost, risk and sequencing, before a vendor narrows the options.
Practice areas
Where engagements usually begin.
Each practice area can be engaged on its own, but in delivery they overlap: an identity problem shows up at the service desk, and an AI rollout stalls on an inaccurate directory.
Infrastructure Engineering
No reliable record of what is running or how it was built: a directory carried through several acquisitions, a virtualization estate not resized since procurement, a recovery plan never tested end to end.
DeliverableA current-state assessment and configuration record, a prioritized remediation plan, and standards held as code.
What this coversIdentity & Access Management
Access control configured by hand and still anchored to network location or static roles, while partners, a second tenant or AI systems begin requesting access on a user's behalf.
DeliverableAn access model, a policy set and a phased rollout plan.
What this coversCybersecurity Engineering
A customer, insurer or regulator review approaching, with controls assembled one finding at a time and no consolidated evidence that they operate.
DeliverableA hardened baseline, documented vulnerability and incident response processes, and the evidence supporting both.
What this coversService Delivery & IT Operations
Well-built systems supported by undocumented knowledge, informal change practice and a queue that does not reduce, or an operations function being inherited or transitioned.
DeliverableA service catalog, documented runbooks, and an operating cadence supported by metrics.
What this coversProductivity Engineering & Workflow Automation
Requests and approvals moving through email and shared spreadsheets, or automations built by individual employees that the organization now depends on without an owner.
DeliverableA process map, a governed automation platform, and documented workflows with named owners.
What this coversAI Adoption & Governance
AI tools already in use ahead of any policy, and a leadership mandate to turn individual trials into a governed program with a durable result.
DeliverableA reference architecture, an intake and approval framework, and a rollout plan.
What this coversCloud Engineering
A cloud estate past its first workloads, where identity, network boundaries, cost attribution and compliance posture now have to hold at the same time.
DeliverableA landing zone defined as code, the pipelines that deploy it, and an operating handover.
What this coversNot sure where the question falls?
Most engagements start with a conversation about the environment. Questions that span several areas are the norm.
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How an engagement runs
Four phases, and a defined end to each one.
No open-ended retainer. Each phase ends with a written deliverable the client owns and a point where the engagement can stop.
Selected work
An enterprise AI platform replaced on a compressed timeline, inside the existing access model.
Start with an assessment, not a tool selection.
Any practice area can start with a fixed-fee assessment of the environment, the gaps and the order to close them, independent of any vendor. For AI, start with the AI Readiness Assessment.