Seoul skyline towers at dusk representing complex enterprise estates

Network Architects

See how your applications actually depend on each other

We map enterprise application architecture and dependency risk for organizations preparing modernization, mergers, and high-stakes cutovers.

Flagship work

Application Portfolio Dependency Assessment

A four-to-six-week engagement that inventories a defined portfolio boundary, charts runtime and batch couplings, and delivers a ranked risk readout your architecture board can act on.

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Other ways teams bring us in

Each offer stands alone. Choose the shape that matches the decision in front of you, not a packaged product tier.

Workshop discussion around a shared table

Architecture Review Workshops

Facilitated pressure-tests of proposed designs against live dependency constraints before build commitments harden.

Workshop details
Planning documents and laptop on a desk

Integration Risk Mapping

Cutover-focused catalogues of APIs, files, and batch exchanges that cross a change boundary.

Mapping details
Team working across multiple screens

Legacy Coupling Analysis

Deep review of aging cores and the satellite applications that still lean on them.

Analysis details

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What clients notice in the room

“The dependency map finally showed our batch landing zone as a first-class interface — something three prior diagrams had treated as plumbing.”

— Program architect, Seoul financial services group

“Interviews were tightly held to integrations. We spent less time defending roadmaps and more time naming who owns each handoff.”

— Application owner, regional manufacturing IT

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Field notes

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