Current-state landscape
Capabilities, processes, systems, interfaces, owners and material dependencies in one structured view.
Advisory services
Services are scoped after an introductory conversation about the organisation's question, current environment, evidence and constraints.
Architecture support for complex transaction and accounting environments.
Relevant experience includes core banking, domestic and internal accounts, payments, settlement, suspense accounts, reconciliation, financial posting and legacy-system dependencies.
Connect finance requirements, operating processes and platform choices.
Experience spans SAP finance, BPC Standard and Embedded, SAP Analytics Cloud, S/4HANA Group Reporting, SAP HANA, BTP and finance-transformation architecture.
Architecture and finance advice for public institutions and municipalities.
Relevant experience includes municipal finance, mSCOA, revenue processes, public-sector systems, digital capability and enterprise transformation.
Research-informed support for organisations considering AI in regulated environments.
Current postgraduate research focuses on governance and assurance for agentic AI in prudentially regulated and other highly regulated enterprises. This is presented as ongoing research, not a completed standard or certification.
Typical advisory outputs
Depending on scope and available evidence, an engagement can produce one or more of the outputs below.
These are output types that can be prepared—not published client samples or claims that every engagement includes all six.
Capabilities, processes, systems, interfaces, owners and material dependencies in one structured view.
Business events, accounting rules, integration points, controls, reconciliation and ledger outcomes.
Documented strengths, gaps, risks, evidence and readiness across the agreed scope.
Practical alternatives compared against requirements, constraints, risk, value and dependencies.
Target architecture, intermediate states, work packages, dependencies and decision gates.
Recommendations, assumptions, decision records, ownership, review points and next actions.
How engagements begin
The first conversation establishes the decision, scope and available information. Any proposed work, team structure or estimate follows from that discussion.
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