Foundations
Data Architecture
Structure reliable data foundations before analytics and automation depend on them.
- Data warehouse architecture
- Dimensional modeling
- Data integration
- Database design
- Enterprise data platforms
Expertise
Architecture and engineering across the systems that run the business.
Reformeta works across data, analytics, enterprise systems and software—connecting architecture decisions to working capabilities.
One system view
Four disciplines. Connected by architecture.
Each practice can stand on its own, but the most durable outcomes come from understanding how the layers influence one another.
Decision layers
Business Intelligence & Analytics
Turn governed data into consistent metrics, reporting and decision-support capability.
- BI architecture
- Analytics platforms
- Semantic & reporting layers
- Decision-support systems
- Enterprise reporting strategy
System design
Systems & Technology Architecture
Define boundaries, interfaces and modernization paths across complex technology environments.
- Systems analysis
- Integration architecture
- Technology assessment
- Solution architecture
- Modernization planning
Execution
Software & Automation
Translate architecture into purpose-built systems, integrations and reliable automation.
- Purpose-built applications
- Workflow automation
- Internal platforms
- System integrations
- AI-enabled workflows
How the layers work together
A decision in one layer changes the others.
Reporting quality depends on data structure. Automation depends on system boundaries. Modernization decisions depend on understanding both. Reformeta treats these relationships as one architecture problem rather than four disconnected service lines.
01DataStructure & meaning
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02IntelligenceMetrics & decisions
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03SystemsBoundaries & interfaces
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04SoftwareExecution & automation
Start with the symptom
You do not need to know which expertise area you need.
Technology problems rarely arrive with the correct architecture label attached. Start with what is not working; the underlying system usually tells us where to look.
Bring us the problem before the product.
We’ll start by understanding the system around it.