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Dedicated server maintenance
StratWebSEO
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IT expertise — Diagnosis & decisions
Your IT problemsare not only technical.
Rising costs, fragile architecture, AI or cloud projects that are hard to frame, security blocking decisions: I help you understand what is happening, prioritize, then choose a realistic path.
Technical and business readingExplained decisionsActionable plan
Diagnostic
IT / Cloud / IA / Sécurité
Technical costs are drifting
Cloud, licenses, hosting, providers: the bill grows, but nobody knows exactly which cost center to fix.
Architecture is becoming unreadable
Applications, data, tunnels, servers, APIs: things still run, but nobody has a simple view of the system.
An AI or cloud project lacks framing
The ideas are there, but data, security, limits and business model are not clearly defined.
Security or compliance blocks decisions
GDPR, PCI DSS, access, backups, separation of duties: decisions are needed without panic.
When expertise becomes useful
You do not call an expert to hear a list of technologies. You call one when a decision becomes costly, risky or too unclear.
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Technical costs are drifting
Cloud, licenses, hosting, providers: the bill grows, but nobody knows exactly which cost center to fix.
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Architecture is becoming unreadable
Applications, data, tunnels, servers, APIs: things still run, but nobody has a simple view of the system.
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An AI or cloud project lacks framing
The ideas are there, but data, security, limits and business model are not clearly defined.
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Security or compliance blocks decisions
GDPR, PCI DSS, access, backups, separation of duties: decisions are needed without panic.
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The team needs external perspective
Internal people know the field, but need a neutral view to arbitrate and prioritize.
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A recurring issue consumes too much time
Incidents, slowness, errors, fragile dependencies: the symptom is known, but the real cause remains unclear.
Diagnosis
Turn business pain into technical action
The goal is not “tech for tech’s sake”. The goal is to make a decision possible.
Assessment
Map what exists, what depends on what, and what really creates risk or cost.
Architecture arbitration
Compare paths: keep, simplify, migrate, secure, outsource or internalize.
Remediation plan
Prioritize actions by impact, urgency, effort, dependencies and the team’s real capacity.
Decision support
Help explain choices to business teams, management or providers without unnecessary jargon.
What you should get at the end
Not a decorative long report. A usable reading to decide and move forward.
- A clear understanding of the real situation.
- Risks named without dramatization.
- Possible options with effort, cost and impact.
- A prioritized roadmap.
- Technical decisions explained in business language.
Why this perspective helps
Xavier de Poorter · architecture, cloud, useful AI, security, CTO coaching
View full profileMy role is not to sell a technology. It is to connect business constraints, existing systems and possible technical choices so decisions are not made in the dark.
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Expertise reviews and recommendations
Concrete client feedback from projects close to your needs.
Recommendation
Proxmox VE infrastructure
Yves de VOIP PARTNERS
“He demonstrates excellent command of virtualized environments, with a structured and pragmatic approach. His work improved the stability, performance and readability of our architecture.”
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OVH Telecom API
Romeo Tigoue
“Thanks to his sharp expertise in OVH services, he implemented an effective system to collect, manage and automate phone-call data with rigorous security.”
Typical use cases
The expertise page is an entry point when the need is not yet a neatly packaged offer.
Before a cloud or on-prem migration
Check what should really move, what should stay, and what it implies for security and operations.
Before an AI project
Frame use cases, data, risks, infrastructure and acceptable automation level.
Before an application rebuild
Identify dependencies, technical debt, priorities and areas that must not break.
After an incident or instability
Understand likely causes, improve observability and reduce recurrence.
Before a provider or budget decision
Compare options with an independent technical reading understandable by the business.
A short, readable method
We start from your context, not from a solution catalog.
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Need framing
Clarify the problem, constraints, stakeholders and urgency level.
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Technical and business reading
Connect symptoms to systems, costs, risks and business goals.
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Prioritization
Separate what is critical, useful, optional or premature.
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Action plan
Leave with a realistic path: actions, dependencies, priority order and watch points.
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