Division I — Enterprise Technology Services
Systems that run the business, engineered end-to-end.
From the first architecture conversation to the third year of operation — one accountable partner across advisory, build, integration and managed delivery.
Capabilities
Six disciplines, one delivery culture.
Every capability below is delivered by small senior teams on our standard toolchain — which is why work moves between them without friction.
Technology Advisory
Architecture reviews, platform strategy and build-vs-buy decisions framed in commercial terms. We advise the way we build — accountable to the outcome, not the deck.
Platform Engineering
Web platforms, internal systems and APIs built on a modern typed stack, designed for the people who will maintain them in year three, not just demo day.
Data & Integration
Connecting ERPs, finance systems and operational tools into one coherent data layer — so reporting stops being a monthly reconstruction project.
Product Design & Build
From blueprint to shipped product: research, UX, interface systems and full-stack delivery under one roof, with our sister studio Brand Broadcasting® on brand and film.
Managed Delivery
Long-run ownership of the systems we ship — releases, monitoring, support and continuous improvement under clear service levels.
Modernisation
Retiring spreadsheets-as-systems and legacy tools without stopping the business — incremental migration, parallel running, and a clean cut-over.
Engagement models
Three ways to work with us.
Different problems need different commercial shapes. We'll tell you which one fits — including when the answer is the cheapest one.
Defined build
A scoped outcome with a fixed architecture, milestones and price. Best when the destination is clear and the risk is in execution.
Portals · internal systems · product v1s
Embedded team
A senior Irmik squad inside your roadmap, sprinting with your stakeholders. Best when priorities move and you need sustained capability.
Ongoing platforms · multi-system programmes
Build & operate
We ship it, then run it under service levels — releases, monitoring, support. Best when you want the outcome without building a department.
Mission-critical systems · lean IT functions
Next step
Start with a diagnosis, not a proposal.
Bring us the system that hurts. We'll map it, price the fix honestly, and tell you if you don't need us.