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Give teams shared definitions and traceable data they can use to make decisions.
Build the data substrate for decisions, applications and AI. Engineer pipelines and governed data products on AWS, with quality and ownership designed into every layer.
Clear definitions, traceable lineage and access shaped around the people who use it.
Contracts · Catalogue · OwnershipGive teams shared definitions and traceable data they can use to make decisions.
Replace manual fixes with quality checks, recovery paths and clear ownership.
Prepare enterprise knowledge with provenance, freshness and appropriate access.
Start with the decision the data must support. Design meaning, quality and ownership all the way back to the source.
Agreed definitions, quality checks and traceable sources.
Access and freshness matched to each use.
Consistent order and revenue reporting.
Analytics-ready tablesIdentify orders that need attention.
Events & serving APIsConnect delivery facts with relevant policy.
Authorised retrievalDomain owners, shared measures and the decisions each data product supports.
Ingestion, modelling, quality contracts and serving paths built around actual use.
Freshness objectives, lineage, access reviews, recovery and cost visibility.
Amazon S3, AWS Glue Data Catalog and Lake Formation, with Athena or other serving engines chosen for the workload.
Delta tables and staged refinement, with Unity Catalog for governance across data and AI assets.
Query S3 datasets using catalogued tables, with access and workgroup settings configured for each team.
Write processed records to S3. Design retries, duplicate handling and failed-record recovery explicitly.
Keep content fresh and test retrieval quality. Scope access through metadata filters and application authorization.
Keep raw records and source context for audit and reprocessing.
Clean, deduplicate and join data into consistent representations.
Shape measures and datasets around business consumption.
A reference pattern. Layer boundaries and refresh schedules follow the domain’s needs.
Architecture references: AWS governed data lake · Databricks medallion pattern · Unity Catalog
The measures depend on your starting point. We define them with you before delivery begins.
Freshness, completeness and reconciliation checks that reflect the decisions the data supports.
Clear ownership, documented meaning and access through the interfaces consumers need.
Pipeline recovery, lineage and cost visibility, with a team able to evolve the system.
Trace a business decision back through definitions, sources and the current data estate.
Engineer the pipeline and serving layer alongside your team, against agreed quality and freshness criteria.
Transfer runbooks and engineering practices. Improve reliability, economics and reuse as needs grow.
Bring a data challenge or a decision you struggle to trust. Leave a 90-minute working session with clearer priorities and a practical next step.