IT strategy & technology consulting
Develop digital strategy, evaluate platforms and plan IT architecture. Technology decisions with foresight.
Consulting with implementation expertise
Technology is not an end in itself. It has to fit your business.
New commerce platform, because sales is pushing. New CMS, because marketing wants more flexibility. Cloud migration, because IT costs are rising. Each decision sounds sensible on its own. But without an overall strategy, isolated solutions emerge that don't fit together and become expensive in the long run.
synaigy develops IT strategies that connect business goals with technology decisions. We evaluate CMS, DXP and commerce platforms, design the IT architecture and plan the roadmap. System-independent, but with concrete implementation expertise across all recommended platforms. Including cloud strategy, integration architecture and operating model.
LET'S TALK!
In 30 minutes we'll discuss your goals and see together where it's stuck.
With this input, we analyse your project and discuss your options in a roadmap conversation.
Your benefit with IT strategy from synaigy
Six areas where technology questions become sound decisions.
Develop digital strategy
Bringing together business goals, market requirements and technical possibilities. Your digital strategy becomes the foundation for all IT decisions.
Evaluate CMS and DXP
Storyblok, Contentful, Pimcore or Bloomreach? synaigy compares systems against your requirements. Long and short lists, demos and decision templates.
Plan platform strategy
Thinking commerce, CMS, PIM, ERP and cloud as an overall architecture. MACH, composable or monolith: synaigy finds the architecture that fits your business.
Create IT roadmap
Prioritised steps from the current-state analysis to the target picture. Which systems first, which integrations when, which budget in which phase.
Modernise your tech stack
Retire or modernise legacy systems. Plan replatforming, steer migrations and secure operations. From strategy to go-live.
Assessing agentic AI realistically
Where do autonomous agents pay off, and where is automation enough? We assess processes for agentic potential and add the result as its own strand to the IT roadmap, rather than bolting AI on afterwards.
References
IT strategy projects in practice
A readiness check with roadmap, a foundation for data-driven decisions and a process analysis as the basis for system selection.
TO BE CHECKED, requires approval. Two verified original quotes are available, I am not choosing either unilaterally. Candidate 1: Christian Riedel, Director IT & Digital Transformation, mera Tiernahrung GmbH, source synaigy.com/referenzen/mera-1. Candidate 2: Dr. Anette Brüne, Global Head of Marketing & Sales Services, BYK Additives, source synaigy.com/referenzen/byk-chemie, portrait photo in the Space under Asset 208236460573035.
Your path to an IT strategy
From technology assessment to IT roadmap. Four phases that ensure technology decisions are based on business goals and hold up long-term.
Technology assessment and current-state analysis
We analyse your existing system landscape, processes and business goals. Where are the bottlenecks? Which systems carry the load, which slow things down? This results in a structured assessment with recommendations for action.
Platform evaluation and architecture
Based on the assessment, we evaluate platforms: commerce, CMS, DXP, PIM and cloud. Long and short list, vendor demos and a decision template. The target architecture is defined along with integrations and the operating model.
IT roadmap and decision template
We create the IT roadmap: prioritised steps, timeframe, budget and dependencies. The decision paper makes technology decisions traceable and robust for management and IT.
Implementation support and management
synaigy supports implementation: rollout, integration, cloud migration and go-live. On request as a managed service with ongoing operations and continuous optimisation.
What a robust IT strategy achieves
TO BE VERIFIED: all three values come from existing stock unverified and are marked as placeholders until checked.
40%
lower operating costs
PLACEHOLDER, TO BE CHECKED: through consolidated system landscape and optimised architecture
6
Months faster time to market
PLACEHOLDER, TO BE CHECKED: with a clear roadmap and prioritised implementation steps
3
consolidated systems
PLACEHOLDER, TO BE CHECKED: less complexity, more operational efficiency
KNOWLEDGE TO TAKE AWAY
Whitepaper
TO CHECK: both cards are open. An asset for the Digital Readiness Check or CMS/DXP evaluation would make sense. None can be found in the existing inventory. Alternative: remove module without replacement.
Frequently asked questions on IT strategy
We compare content management systems and digital experience platforms against your requirements. Long and short list, weighted evaluation matrix, vendor demos and a decision template for your team.
Commerce platforms such as Shopware, VTEX, commercetools, Intershop and Emporix, plus the question of monolith or composable, B2B or B2C, SaaS or self-hosted. CMS and DXP such as Storyblok, Contentful, Pimcore, Bloomreach, Magnolia and Adobe Experience Manager. PIM and MDM such as Pimcore, Akeneo and Contentserv, assessed by data model, integration depth and licensing model. Cloud infrastructure at AWS, OVHcloud and Azure, including multi-cloud, hybrid cloud and managed hosting. Plus integration architecture with middleware, iPaaS and API-first, as well as the operating model with managed services, DevOps, CI/CD, SLA definition and monitoring.
Yes. synaigy recommends the platform that matches your requirements. At the same time, synaigy can also implement and operate all recommended systems: Shopware, VTEX, commercetools, Storyblok, Pimcore and others.
Digital strategy defines business goals in a digital context. IT strategy translates these goals into technology decisions: which platforms, which architecture, which operations. synaigy connects both.
When a replatforming is due, legacy systems hit their limits, new channels or markets are being opened up, or several systems don't fit together. An IT strategy also makes sense before major investments in technology.
The platform strategy defines which systems your company uses for commerce, content, data and cloud, and how they interact. MACH, composable or integrated suite: synaigy finds the right approach.
synaigy doesn't just advise, it also implements. From IT strategy through implementation to managed operations. No recommendation without implementation expertise. Backed by TIMETOACT GROUP.
LET'S TALK!
We recommend what fits your landscape, not what we'd most like to build.
In the Discovery Call, we look at your starting position together.
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