Enterprise Architecture
The architecture that lets AI touch your systems safely.
Agents call existing systems as tools. Brittle integrations, undocumented APIs, and inconsistent data models break those tool calls silently — and the agent fails without a clear error. Enterprise architecture is where that risk gets engineered out, before AI ever enters the picture.
What we do
Four capabilities, one architecture practice
Target & current-state architecture
Application, integration, and data architecture mapped as it actually is today, and as it needs to be — not just a slide of boxes and arrows.
Technology roadmaps & vendor selection
Migration strategy designed to avoid vendor lock-in, RFI/RFP processes, and build-vs-buy decisions grounded in total cost of ownership.
Integration & API layers
Stable, typed interfaces over legacy systems — exactly what lets an AI agent call a system as a tool without breaking silently.
Programme & cutover governance
SAP Activate and Prince2-run delivery, change-committee chairing, and cutover planning across multi-team, multi-vendor programmes.
Delivered, not theoretical
Programmes at enterprise scale
ČEZ Group — SAP S/4HANA generation swap
Project manager on a group-wide SAP S/4HANA swap across the ČEZ Group — one of the largest such programmes in Central Europe. Led teams delivering integrations and business-role alignment across the group; chaired the change committee and drove cutover planning.
Vodafone Czech Republic — BSS modernization
Led BSS modernization (OneNet, FILIP): CRM, billing, and ordering replacement with Siebel, Alcatel-Lucent IN, and ATOS NGIN, managing teams and multiple vendors. Ran data-centre consolidation, application decommissioning, technology-roadmap alignment with Group IT, and technical due diligence on acquisitions.
Aurora Cannabis — post-acquisition SAP rollout
Led business analysis and process design for a post-acquisition SAP S/4HANA rollout in Lithuania, facing HQ in Canada. Redesigned manufacturing, finance, procurement, and supply-chain processes; facilitated vendor workshops for functional and legal fit-gap analysis.
Next step
Where architecture meets AI transformation
A stable integration layer is the first of the AI Transformation Blueprint's three prerequisites. See how it connects to process readiness and architecture choice.
AI Transformation →