Customer identity
Unifying Customer Identity Across Multiple Applications
How roughly five identity tenants became one by moving customers as they logged in, without copying passwords or forcing account resets.
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Case studies
Real problems, the systems involved, what we changed and why.
The work
What we changed and why.
Each case study explains the business problem, the technology involved, the decision we made and the result.
Adobe Commerce + ERP
Simplifying Commerce Inventory with an ERP First Strategy
How making the ERP the source of truth removed competing inventory logic and reduced orders for unavailable products.
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Accelerating Feature Delivery with Headless Commerce
How separating a React frontend from Adobe Commerce let frontend, backend and QA teams move independently.
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The Best AI Decision Was Not Using AI
Why C# software was the right choice for mapping and consolidating millions of records into IBM i.
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What these projects have in common.
Give each process one owner.
When two systems make the same decision, synchronization gets harder and outcomes become less reliable.
Create a practical path forward.
A gradual migration can protect the customer experience while the architecture changes behind the scenes.
Let teams move independently.
Clear platform boundaries reduce dependencies across development, testing and release work.
Use only the technology the problem needs.
When the rules are known, straightforward software may be the better answer.
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