How I can help

SERVICE 01 / 06

Off-the-shelf systems assume your company operates like everyone else's. Where it doesn't, you end up paying people to fill the gaps by hand — spreadsheets on the side, workarounds nobody documented, knowledge that leaves when an employee does. I build the application that closes the gap: client portals, internal management tools, calculators, tracking and approval systems. I also take over existing applications whose original developer has moved on — learning the codebase, fixing what's broken, and modernising the deployment so someone is responsible for it again. Everything is handed over documented, with its running cost stated before work starts.

SERVICE 02 / 06

Every company has work that is important, repetitive and manual — a report that consumes three days a month, data retyped from one system into another, records checked line by line for errors. It's too small to justify buying software and too costly to ignore. I automate it, including the connections between systems that don't talk to each other. One procurement report I rebuilt went from several days of manual effort to under thirty minutes, running unattended. The measure of success is straightforward: how many hours a month your people get back, and how many errors disappear with them.

SERVICE 03 / 06

You already have the data. The problem is that it lives in five different places and nobody has time to assemble it, so decisions get made on last quarter's figures. I build the pipeline that collects it, cleans it, reconciles the inconsistencies, and produces the report on its own. This extends to information that exists outside your systems — competitor pricing, market listings, public registries, supplier catalogues — collected from the web on a schedule and delivered as a dataset you can actually use. The output is whatever fits your work: a dashboard, a scheduled email, a spreadsheet, or a feed into a system you already run.

SERVICE 04 / 06

Most of the value in AI for a mid-sized company isn't a chatbot on the website. It's an assistant that answers questions from your own contracts, procedures and technical documentation; a system that reads incoming documents and files them correctly; an agent that performs research or monitoring that currently occupies someone full-time. I build these to run on infrastructure you control, so confidential material never leaves the company. I'll also tell you honestly when a problem is better solved by conventional software at a fraction of the cost.

SERVICE 05 / 06

Getting an application online is easy; keeping it fast, backed up, secure and predictably priced is the actual job. I design and deploy the infrastructure behind your systems — with backups that have been tested rather than assumed, monitoring that warns you before your customers do, and costs that don't grow quietly each month. This also covers running proven business software on your own servers instead of renting it per user: file storage and collaboration, ERP and CRM platforms, secure remote access. Beyond a certain headcount, ownership costs less than subscription, and your data stays under your control. Where compliance obligations apply — NIS2, GDPR, client security questionnaires — I implement the technical measures and produce the evidence auditors ask for.

SERVICE 06 / 06

Build or buy? Is this quote reasonable? What will this platform cost us in three years? Is this vendor selling us something we don't need? Companies your size rarely need a permanent IT director — they need someone experienced to answer those questions correctly before the money is committed. I've spent seventeen years on both sides of that conversation: managing teams, budgets and compliance in banking, then building the systems afterwards. Available for a single decision, a digitalisation or cloud migration plan, technical support on an EU-funded project, or as a standing arrangement with a set number of hours each month.