About Atelier Solutions
Chris started Atelier Solutions in 2019 with the mission to integrate the world. Given his 15 years of experience as an engineer and consultant, he noticed a common trend: over-specialization. While this can be a good thing for many organizations, he found that it makes them less flexible when it comes to bringing in something new and different.
In the beginning it was to address clients migrating between vendors or core technologies. Later as technology became more of a driving force for companies, this evolved to helping those going through their first few acquisitions.
Our clients would struggle with knowing where to start or attempt to apply their expertise just to find out that it won't work. While they may know their own applications and environment, they were at a loss when it comes to something completely new or different. Sometimes they will overspend on the infrastructure required to support the app and data migrations from a recent acquisition. Other times, they will be delayed by months eating away at the remaining time for those critical post-close deadlines because they were struggling with what to do.
We help provide the foundation for your success. This starts by teasing out the differences between the two worlds, and coming up with an approach specific to not just your company's ecosystem, but also ensuring it aligns with your ultimate goals. Then we help your team through the integration with the support needed to ensure they are setup for success once everything is in place.
This focus on you makes us different from others in the space whether it is the vendor that is looking to lock you into their ecosystem or the professional service firms that will do the integration work for you and walk away.
Our curiosity allows us to dig deep into what you have, where you want to go, and all possible options to ensure you are best positioned for success.
We also value freedom and flexibility. This applies to the way we work as well as the solutions we offer. The last thing anyone wants is to be locked into a specific pattern, vendor, or course of action.
