Enterprise Architecture Services
We design and govern enterprise architectures across applications, data, integration, security and cloud, with TOGAF-grade rigour and an obsession for outcomes that survive the next reorg.
Architecture that survives the next reorg.
Most enterprise architectures fail not at design but at outlast: the brilliant target-state diagram becomes irrelevant the moment the org chart changes. Our approach optimizes for survival. We model business capabilities (which do not change), not org units (which do). We document decisions in writing. We govern lightly. We deliver in waves with measurable outcomes per wave, so the next leadership change inherits progress, not a rewrite.
Capability-first, not org-first
We model around what the enterprise DOES, not who currently owns it. Architectures survive reorgs because capabilities outlast departments.
Decisions as records
Every meaningful architectural decision is captured as an ADR with context, alternatives and rationale. Future architects do not have to reverse-engineer the past.
Waves, never big bangs
Modernization in 3-6 month waves with measurable business outcome at the end of each. Risk, cost and political capital all stay manageable.
Why enterprise architecture is back on the boardroom agenda.
After a decade of "let teams move fast", three forces are pushing enterprises to invest seriously in architecture again.
API and integration spend has overtaken core ERP spend at most enterprises. The discipline matters more than ever.
The post-mortem is almost always the same, lack of architectural coherence. EA is the missing layer.
GenAI, agentic systems and event-driven architectures all force enterprises to revisit foundational integration choices made in the 2010s.
Enterprise Architecture services we offer.
Each item below is a discrete, measurable workstream we own end-to-end, with senior engineers, real timelinesand the test coverage to back it up.
Reference architectures and roadmaps
Current-state assessment, target-state design and a sequenced 18-36 month roadmap with measurable milestones, dependencies and ROI per wave.
Integration platforms (iPaaS, ESB modernization)
MuleSoft, Boomi, Apache Camel and event-driven Kafka backbones replacing legacy ESBs. Hundreds of point-to-point connections collapsed to dozens of governed APIs.
Application modernization
Strangler-fig, replatform or rewrite, the right strategy for each workload, with cost, risk and time-to-value modelled before a single line of code changes.
Domain-driven design and microservices
Bounded-context modelling, service decomposition, contract-first APIs and event-storming workshops. Architecture that survives reorganizations.
Cloud landing zones
Multi-account AWS, hub-spoke Azure or shared-VPC GCP with security guardrails, cost controls and self-service provisioning, all as code.
Architecture governance
Lightweight ARB process, decision records (ADRs), architecture-as-code repos and compliance attestation. Governance that enables, not blocks.
We're fluent in your stack.
Vendor-agnostic by design. We pick the right tool for the problem in front of us, not the one our partner discounts apply to.
Real engagements. Real numbers.
Replaced 8-year ESB with event-driven Kafka backbone
Strangled out a legacy IBM Integration Bus over 14 months with Kafka and 32 well-governed APIs. License savings paid for the project in year one.
Six reasons enterprises run Enterprise Architecture with Infivit.
Built for the 2026 reality of Enterprise Architecture: the actual buyer pain, the actual technical constraints and the actual outcomes that matter, not generic data buzzwords.
Architecture modelled around what you DO.
Capabilities outlast org charts. We model around them, never around the current reporting line, so the architecture survives the next reorg unbothered.
3-6 month modernization increments.
Each wave delivers measurable business outcome. Risk and political capital stay bounded, leadership changes inherit progress, not a rewrite.
ADRs for every meaningful choice.
Every architectural decision captured with context, alternatives and rationale. Future architects do not have to reverse-engineer the past.
Lightweight ARB, self-service guardrails.
Approval bottlenecks replaced with paved roads, ADRs and policy-as-code. Engineers ship faster, with the architecture team as accelerator, not gate-keeper.
iPaaS or Kafka over legacy ESBs.
MuleSoft, Boomi, Apache Camel or Kafka backbones replace seven-figure ESB licenses. Most engagements pay for themselves in license savings alone.
Reference patterns, version-controlled.
C4 diagrams, OpenAPI specs and Terraform modules in one repo. Architecture that engineers actually look at, because it is where the truth lives.
The questions you were already going to ask.
Got a enterprise architecture problem?
Let's ship the fix.
A 30-minute call with one of our senior engineers, no slideware, no scoping doc. You leave with a concrete view of what the first 30 days look like.