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Our engineers design, administer and optimise the data platforms your business runs on. Choose a technology to see how we can help.
Enterprise database
Microsoft SQL Server has grown to become one of the most popular relational database management systems in the world, packed with features and increasingly capable. It ships with powerful tools that help teams develop, administer and secure their data platforms, from a single server to a global estate.
Enterprise database
Oracle technology solutions are designed to address complex application and systems integration requirements across diverse enterprise environments. They can support large volumes of data, with many tools like RMAN, SQL*Plus and SQL Developer that make administration tasks easy and quick.
Open-source database
MySQL is the world's most popular open source SQL database management system. With its proven performance, reliability and ease of use, it has become the leading database choice for web-based applications, including some of the largest sites on the internet. Inexpensive, scalable and fast.
Open-source database
PostgreSQL is an enterprise-grade open source object-relational database system with a proven architecture and a strong reputation for reliability, data integrity and correctness. It runs on all major operating systems and is fully ACID compliant, with full support for foreign keys, joins, views, triggers and stored procedures.
Analytics and storage
Big Data platforms turn the huge, fast-moving and varied datasets your business generates into insight you can act on. We design, build and run the storage, processing and analytics layers behind them, from data lakes and streaming pipelines to warehouses, so your data stays reliable, secure and ready for analysis at any scale.
We are the affordable experts for managing, designing, developing, administering and manipulating data in almost all the reputed relational and non-relational databases.
