Six engagement blueprints, each covering the situation, the constraints, the architecture, the phased plan, what we would measure and what could go wrong.
SegaKIV was incorporated in 2024. Rather than dress up client work we cannot name or quantify, these pages set out how we approach each class of problem — in enough technical detail that you can judge the thinking for yourself. There are no client names here, no testimonials and no claimed results. Every target listed is a measure we would baseline and track, not an outcome already delivered.
A blueprint for consolidating incident, change and configuration management onto ServiceNow when network operations and IT service management have grown up as separate worlds.
A blueprint for moving loan servicing off a legacy CRM and shared inboxes onto Service Cloud, where the data model, audit trail and migration carry regulatory weight.
A blueprint for automating accounts payable end to end — extraction, validation, matching and exception routing — with honest handling of the cases the automation should not attempt.
A blueprint for moving a fifteen-year-old monolith to cloud-native incrementally, using the strangler-fig pattern so the system keeps running while it is being replaced.
A blueprint for adding engineering capacity quickly when the constraint is not budget but the time it takes to find, verify and productively onboard senior people.
A blueprint for a ninety-day managed services transition when the outgoing team is leaving, the documentation does not exist, and the application cannot have a bad month.
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