Waternet
Real-time data and API governance
An event-driven backbone on Service Bus and Event Grid, with API lifecycle rules shared by all teams.
Most integration landscapes grow one link at a time until nobody can change anything safely. Our team replaces that web of point-to-point connections with one governed integration layer on Azure, and builds it together with your developers so they can keep it running.
These are the situations we are usually called in for.
One governed layer instead of dozens of separate connections means you can see, secure and change every integration from one place.
Discuss your landscapeAkzoNobel's integration landscape had grown into dozens of point-to-point connections. Each one was built in its own way, maintenance was expensive, and there was no consistent way to publish or secure APIs across regions.
We designed a centralized, modular integration approach on Azure with a multi-region Azure API Management setup at its core. Standard patterns for publishing, routing and governance mean new integrations start from a template instead of from scratch, and every region follows the same rules.
You can start with any of these. Many clients begin with a review and continue into design and delivery.
We map what is running today, design the target architecture and define the standards, patterns and governance to get there, written so developers can actually use them.
Call us whenyou are planning a cloud migration, replacing middleware, or need one direction across several teams.
Our engineers build, migrate and stabilize integrations with Logic Apps, Azure Functions, Service Bus and Event Grid, including infrastructure as code, CI/CD and monitoring.
Call us whenthe design is clear but you need hands to build it, or existing integrations keep failing.
We set up Azure API Management as a product: design guidelines, versioning, security with Entra ID, a developer portal and the processes that keep it tidy.
Call us whenteams publish APIs in different ways, or partners need secure access to your data.
Each phase ends with something your teams can use straight away.
Intake, landscape scan and priority mapping with business and IT.
Landscape overview and a prioritized list of problemsTarget architecture, integration patterns and governance, validated with your architects and developers.
Architecture, standards and reusable templatesThe first use cases built together with your team, including pipelines and monitoring.
Working integrations in productionStandardize, measure and roll out across domains, business units or countries.
A platform your teams can extend themselvesUtilities, food production, mobility, education, healthcare and life sciences each have their own constraints. The patterns that make integrations manageable stay the same.
Real-time data and API governance
An event-driven backbone on Service Bus and Event Grid, with API lifecycle rules shared by all teams.
Hybrid integration at scale
Cloud and on-prem systems connected with messaging-first patterns and controlled retries, so load peaks are absorbed.
IoT and fleet data
Integration for a new IoT unit providing real-time monitoring and fleet management.
Architecture review
An assessment that left teams with guidelines, templates and reference designs they now use themselves.
Hybrid integration platform
API Management, Logic Apps and on-premises gateways connecting cloud and on-prem systems, ready for an analytics data warehouse.
RabbitMQ architecture review
A messaging review for an international supplier of automated lab equipment, covering quorum queues, HAProxy and client implementation.
Medical voice assistant
A voice-driven platform for medical checks, built on Dialogflow, Logic Apps and Durable Functions.
Each integration is its own deployable unit. A change in one domain does not ripple through the rest.
Messaging, API publishing, retries and error handling follow shared templates, so the tenth integration is faster than the first.
Ownership, security and monitoring are defined per module, under central rules. Teams stay autonomous, the platform stays manageable.
Yes. We inventory the existing interfaces, decide per interface whether to rebuild, replace or retire it, and migrate in stages so the business keeps running.
Both. We design the architecture and then build the first integrations with your developers, so the standards are proven in practice before they are rolled out.
Azure Integration Services is our focus and where our experience is deepest. We regularly connect Azure to SAP, Dynamics 365, SaaS applications and on-premises systems.
We are based in the Netherlands and work for clients across Europe, on site and remotely, in Dutch, English, French and German.
No sales pitch. You talk directly with an architect.
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