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Consulting, architecture and delivery

Connect technology to real operations

I work where CRM, identity, data or infrastructure have become too critical to be treated as isolated tools.

Six practices

One standard of operational continuity

Technology changes. The responsibility remains the same: make flows understandable, controllable and maintainable.

01 — CRM and data

CiviCRM and business journeys

Architecture, migration, payments, communications, events, search and focused extensions.

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02 — AI and automation

Automate without losing control

Applied AI, agents, automation and process orchestration with explicit validation and recovery.

03 — Marketing

Measurable acquisition and communication

Google Ads, Mautic, newsletters, segmentation, deliverability and measurement connected to business data.

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04 — Web design

Editable websites connected to operations

Design, redesign, Drupal, WordPress, components, multilingual content, forms and conversion measurement.

05 — Identity and endpoints

Access, endpoints and digital workplaces

IAM, Okta, Entra ID, Intune, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 and endpoint lifecycle management.

06 — Servers and infrastructure

Operate applications without losing control

Linux Server, Windows Server, deployment, observability, backup and recovery in service of applications.

Ways of working

Coordinate, integrate and put into service

An engagement may cover overall coordination, focused technical integration or commissioning with operational teams.

Diagnosis

Establish the facts

Reproduce, measure and attribute before recommending a change.

Project management

Coordinate dependencies

Align business teams, providers, budgets, schedules and acceptance criteria.

Integration

Connect systems

Bring APIs, identity, data, payments, communication and automation into a verifiable journey.

Takeover

Evolve existing deliverables

Audit a legacy theme, module or integration, preserve what works and isolate the updates that are needed.

Lifecycle support

Maintain recovery capacity

Updates, regression checks, observability, documentation and incident follow-up after delivery.

On site

Commission under real conditions

Deployment, on-site support, team enablement, field testing and incident recovery.

First conversation

One concrete problem is enough

A stalled migration, an uncertain payment flow or poorly governed identity is already enough to begin.

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