Systems hold overlapping or contradictory information.
Foundation
Data Architecture Architecture for the business you have—and the one you are becoming.
Good architecture makes trustworthy information easier to produce, share, secure, and evolve. It should reduce complexity, not simply relocate it.
Rillet Data designs practical foundations around your goals, current environment, team, and capacity to operate what is built.
Built for growing companies with 1–250 employees. Microsoft-first where it fits; platform-pragmatic where it does not.
Typical work
What the engagement can include.
Broader advisory and implementation work is shaped around the outcome. If a fixed-scope offer fits first, Rillet Data will recommend it.
- 01 Current-state architecture assessment
- 02 Target-state and reference architecture
- 03 Data flow and integration design
- 04 Data models and platform patterns
- 05 Governance, quality, security, and ownership guardrails
- 06 Platform and vendor evaluation
- 07 Migration and implementation planning
- 08 Focused implementation, decision records, and maintainable documentation
Best-fit signals
This may be the right conversation if…
Integrations are fragile, manual, or poorly understood.
A cloud, warehouse, lakehouse, or platform decision needs structure.
Reporting cannot be trusted without extensive reconciliation.
Growth is increasing complexity faster than the team can manage it.
Illustrative engagement
From fragmented systems to an operable foundation.
A growing manufacturer relies on ERP data, SQL databases, spreadsheets, and shop-floor systems that do not align. Rillet Data could document the flows, evaluate Azure and Fabric where appropriate, design a right-sized target architecture, and guide the first implementation.
Hypothetical example only—not a client case study, testimonial, or measured result.
Data Architecture
Design the right foundation
Bring the challenge in its messy form. Rillet Data will clarify the outcome and the next sensible move.
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