We map the jumble and build an architecture that lasts
Based on your current landscape –, regardless of whether it is hybrid, cloud-first or characterized by legacy systems –, we analyze how the architecture performs today and how it should be designed for the future.
We focus on creating a technical structure that is clear, scalable and well documented. The solutions are based on modularity, segmentation and secure integration – with a particular focus on the Microsoft environment and relevant industry standards such as NIS2, ISAE 3000 and GDPR.
Technical analysis with 359° perspective
We carry out a thorough assessment of your architecture with a focus on robustness, scalability and security. The analysis covers both operation, infrastructure and application layers. We use Microsoft Secure Score and KOLLAB's own benchmark models to measure maturity and risk profile.
System landscape and integrations: We identify dependencies, integration types and nodes that can cause instability or slow development.
Access management and identity (IAM): We assess access models, license use and role building, so that the systems are not only functional, but also secure.
Device and endpoint management: We examine update routines, standards and central configuration management across clients and user types.
Network, data location and compliance: Is data geographically located appropriate? Is the network segmented? Does security match your compliance requirements?
A scalable architecture
Architecture is not about solving today's problems – but about preparing for tomorrow's. We help you migrate from legacy structures and create a modern technical foundation that supports cloud, DevOps and automation. These can be: conversion from monolith to microservices, standardization of the technology stack, modernization of deployment pipelines and test environments or design of hybrid or multicloud environments.
The result is less complexity, greater robustness and faster time-to-value with new technology investments.
One overall operating responsibility – all the way
We do not only advise on architecture. We take responsibility for it.
As your operating and implementation partner, we ensure that the architecture is implemented, operationalized and documented, so that it can be operated stably and developed over time. We are involved from the first drawing to fully anchored operation.
A partner. One point of contact. One technical foundation that is connected.
SLA-based monitoring and support
We provide operation and support based on defined service level agreements (SLAs) so that you know response times, escalation paths and areas of responsibility. Our monitoring covers both application layers, infrastructure and user experience.
Automatic patch and version control
We handle regular updates of operating systems, platforms and applications via centralized patch management. It reduces the risk of vulnerabilities and ensures that you always run on stable and supported versions.
Documentation and roadmap updates
Your architecture is continuously documented and this applies to everything from configurations and network topology to integration flows and security layers. You get technical roadmaps with recommendations and planned changes, so that the architecture remains future-proof and strategically coordinated.
Governance structure with clear ownership
We help define roles, rights and areas of responsibility around your IT platform. It creates transparency and ensures that both operation, development and security are anchored in the organisation.
Technical dashboards and alerting
You get access to real-time insight via dashboards and automated alerts, so your technical teams can act proactively.
DO YOU HAVE IT SECURITY UNDER CONTROL?
Are you in doubt as to whether your IT landscape is working optimally? We offer a free IT check, where we take the temperature of your IT landscape and help you spot the holes in the cheese. There we review your IT equipment, licenses, setup, IT security and servers, and at the same time look at critical processes such as access management, backup and administration of workstations.
Then you get our recommendations for e.g. safety, utilization of automation and assessment of the economic potential.
