Platform Implementation
Every engagement needs a foundation before it needs features. We stand up cloud platforms — SAP BTP, Azure, or a hybrid landscape — from a blank account to a production-ready, secure, and operable environment, and we own that delivery end-to-end.
What This Discipline Covers
Platform implementation is the work that happens before any application, integration, or business process can go live. It’s the account structure, the identity trust, the network path to on-premise systems, and the guardrails that keep the platform secure and cost-controlled once real workloads land on it.
We treat this as a single owned delivery — not a checklist handed off between provisioning, security, and networking teams. The same architect who designs the subaccount structure also configures the identity trust and validates the go-live, so nothing falls into a gap between teams.
Account & Landscape Structure
Global account and subaccount hierarchy, environment separation (DEV/TEST/PROD), entitlements, and quota planning — designed so the landscape scales without a redesign later.
Identity Foundation
SSO trust with Entra ID, Okta, or Google Identity, SCIM-based provisioning, and role/authorization baselines set up before the first user is onboarded.
Hybrid Connectivity
Secure connectivity between cloud and on-premise or hybrid landscapes — Cloud Connector, Private Link, and VNet peering, sized and hardened for production traffic.
Security Hardening
Baseline security posture from day one — access control defaults, certificate lifecycle ownership, audit logging, and a landscape that passes a security review without rework.
Runtime Environments
Cloud Foundry orgs and spaces, Kyma clusters, or Azure landing zones — provisioned, network-segmented, and sized for the workloads you’re about to run on them.
Go-Live Validation
A defined go-live gate — connectivity tests, failover checks, and a handover package — so production launch is a confirmed milestone, not a hopeful guess.
How We Work
Landscape Design
We map your target account structure, environment separation, and entitlements against your organization’s governance model — before a single service is provisioned.
Identity & Connectivity Setup
SSO trust, provisioning, and the network path to any on-premise or hybrid systems are established as foundational layers, not bolted on after applications arrive.
Environment Provisioning
Runtime environments — Cloud Foundry, Kyma, or Azure landing zones — are stood up with the security and scaling defaults your workloads will actually need.
Hardening & Validation
Security review, connectivity and failover testing, and a go-live checklist confirm the platform is production-ready — not just provisioned.
Handover
Documentation, runbooks, and a working session with your team so platform ownership transfers cleanly once the engagement ends.
Starting from zero?
Let’s build the foundation right the first time.
Tell us about your target landscape and timeline — we’ll scope a platform implementation engagement that gets you to a secure, production-ready go-live.
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