EECCL

Insights · Enterprise Architecture

Enterprise architecture for cloud, data and AI.

Practical guidance for CIOs, CTOs and architecture leaders turning strategy into platforms, guardrails and roadmaps on Google Cloud and AWS.

Enterprise architecture has moved from documents to platforms. In a cloud operating model, standards live in landing zones, policy-as-code and reusable reference architectures that every delivery team inherits.

Our architects help organisations connect business capabilities to technology investment, design target architectures that regulators trust, and build the data foundations that AI depends on.

Themes

What we cover in Enterprise Architecture

Cloud operating models

Landing zones, guardrails and platform teams that make compliance the default.

Capability-led roadmaps

Prioritise modernisation by business value and technical health.

Data architecture

Lakehouse, data mesh and governance patterns ready for analytics and AI.

Integration & APIs

Event-driven and API-first patterns that decouple legacy systems.

Security architecture

Zero-trust, identity and policy-as-code across multi-account estates.

Multi-cloud strategy

When to use Google Cloud, AWS or both, and how to avoid costly sprawl.

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FAQ

Common questions

What does an enterprise architecture engagement with ECCL include?

Typically a current-state assessment, capability map, target architecture, landing zone design and a phased roadmap with business cases, delivered over 4–10 weeks depending on scope.

Do you support both Google Cloud and AWS architectures?

Yes. We design single-cloud and multi-cloud architectures and recommend a destination based on workloads, data strategy and commercial terms.

How does enterprise architecture support AI adoption?

AI depends on governed, well-described data and secure platforms. Architecture defines data ownership, access controls and the reusable AI platform that individual use cases build on.