A well-designed company, layer by layer
Each layer answers a business question and connects to the next one. That way every line of code has a reason to exist.
Strategy and business
Capabilities, processes, value chain and measurable goals.
IT governance
Who decides, how value is measured and how risk is controlled.
Data and information
Data model, quality, analytics and personal data protection.
Applications and integration
Systems, microservices, APIs and events that connect the company.
Technology and cloud
Infrastructure, networks and cloud platforms.
Security
Identity, encryption, Zero Trust and compliance.
Software quality
Measurable quality attributes in every release.
Operations and DevOps
Continuous deployment, monitoring and improvement in production.
The best of each framework, applied to your reality
We do not copy templates: we take from each standard what your company needs to make better decisions.
The ADM method to move from the current architecture to the target architecture, in phases.
IT governance principles for the board and senior management.
Software quality model: functionality, performance, security, maintainability and more.
Information security management system.
IT governance and management objectives aligned with the business.
IT service management: incidents, changes, service levels.
Reference architecture for banking and financial services.
A matrix to classify enterprise architecture artifacts.
A language to model business, applications and technology in a single map.
Six pillars: operational excellence, security, reliability, performance, cost and sustainability.
Cybersecurity framework: identify, protect, detect, respond and recover.
Best practices to govern and manage data.
C4 model: from the big picture to the detail
We document the architecture at four zoom levels, so management, engineering and operations look at the same map.
Software that can be maintained for years
Industry-proven patterns so your software grows without becoming fragile.
Clean and hexagonal architecture
Business rules kept apart from frameworks and databases.
Domain-driven design
The software speaks the language of your business.
Events and CQRS
Systems that react in real time and scale piece by piece.
Microservices or modular monolith
The right structure for your size, without extra complexity.
TDD and BDD
Tests written from the requirements.
Code review
Quality, security and standards in every change.
Performance and scalability
Load testing and measurable response targets.
AI-accelerated engineering
AI writes, tests and documents; engineers review.
Projects delivered on time
We combine the discipline of project management with the speed of agile methods.
Scope, schedule, costs, risks and stakeholders under control.
Project office: portfolio, priorities, dashboards and KPIs.
Releases every two weeks, with a demo and a retrospective.
Continuous flow and work-in-progress limits for support and operations.
Agility at scale for multiple teams and release trains.
Stage-based governance and clear business cases.
Objectives and key results that connect strategy and execution.
Risk matrix and response plans from day one.
Five steps, from today to the target architecture
Current-state assessment
We map processes, systems, data, risks and costs as they are today.
Target architecture
We design how the company should look at every layer.
Gaps and roadmap
We prioritize projects by value, risk and cost.
Implementation in waves
We execute with Scrum, a PMO and measurable releases.
Governance and improvement
KPIs, an architecture board and continuous improvement.
What your company receives
- Enterprise architecture document
- Capability and process map
- C4 and UML diagrams
- Data and integration model
- Reference cloud architecture
- Risk and control matrix
- Phased roadmap and budget
- IT governance policies
- Prioritized backlog and PMO plan
- Architecture decision record
Did your technology grow without a blueprint?
Systems that do not talk to each other, duplicated data, delayed projects. Let us start with an architecture assessment.
Book your assessmentLet us talk about your company
A GETS architect reviews your processes, systems and priorities with you and proposes a phased roadmap.
- First session free of charge
- Proposal with scope, phases and price
- For companies in Colombia, Latin America and the United States
Frequently asked questions
What is enterprise architecture?
It is the company blueprint: how strategy, processes, data, applications and technology connect to meet business goals.
Do I need a TOGAF or ISO certification to work with you?
No. We use these frameworks as a practical guide; if your company is seeking a certification, we support you through the preparation.
Does it work for a small or mid-sized company?
Yes. We adjust the scope: from an assessment and a roadmap to a full PMO for several teams.