Financial Analytics
- Customer profitability analytics
- Product profitability analytics
- Predictive sales analytics
- Cash flow analytics
- Value driver analytics
Data engineers, analysts, and applied ML specialists who ship systems — not slideware. Production deployments on Microsoft Fabric, Databricks, and Snowflake.
Most AI initiatives die in proof of concept. The ones that ship have data engineers behind them — not a slide deck and a vibes-based ROI.
We staff the unglamorous half of AI — ingestion, modeling, lineage, monitoring — alongside the applied ML and LLM work. That's the part that turns a demo into a system you can audit a year from now.
We've implemented these across manufacturing, banking, retail, telco, services, and insurance — typically behind a real user-facing product, with evals and monitoring already wired up.
Pilots don't ship. Pipelines do. That's the difference between a slide and a system.
Mexico hours overlap entirely with US working hours. Stand-ups happen in real time. No offshore "we'll catch up tomorrow" cycle.
Every engagement leads with a data engineer, not a strategy consultant. Models ship behind a real product surface — with evals, monitoring, and a retraining cadence.
You sign with a US entity, in US jurisdiction. We absorb Mexican labor, tax, and HR complexity — including USA Corporate Insurance for general, professional, cyber, and crime liability.
Backed by Grupo Open's track record across managed help desk, datacenter, application support, and software development for Mexican enterprise customers since 1995.
We had three years of stalled AI initiatives and one new CFO. They had Fabric ingesting and a forecasting model in production within a quarter. First time the model was the boring part of the project.
The same six we hear every week. If yours isn't here, the discovery call answers it in fifteen minutes.
Both, in sequence. Most engagements start with the pipeline work — ingestion, contracts, lineage — because that's what makes the model usable. Applied ML and GenAI work follows once the data layer is honest.
We'll tell you in the mapping sprint if you don't have the data foundation to justify the ML work yet. That's a quarter of mapping engagements.
Microsoft Azure and Power BI — we hold the Microsoft Data & AI Solutions Partner designation. AWS analytics services for AWS-native estates. Azure OpenAI and Amazon Bedrock for GenAI work.
If your stack is Google Cloud or fully Snowflake-native, ask — we'll be honest about which side of the team is deepest there.
A model is in production when: it's behind a real user-facing surface, it has an eval suite that runs on every change, it has drift monitoring, and there's a named owner for retraining. If those four boxes aren't ticked, we call it a pilot.
Engineers work in your cloud, your tenant, your VPN — not ours. Data never leaves your environment. Access is RBAC-controlled and logged. SOC 2 Type II program in place; HIPAA-ready for regulated engagements.
Yes — it's a common entry point. A two-week handover audit gets us oriented in the pipelines, lineage, and on-call rotation. We've taken over Databricks estates, post-migration Snowflake setups, and one half-built Fabric lakehouse this year.
Mapping sprint is fixed-price. Build and deploy phases are either fixed-price (preferred) or monthly pod retainer. Operate phase is a monthly retainer at a reduced rate. All billed in USD against the US entity.
A 30-minute call gets you a written mapping plan: estate audit, ranked use cases, fixed budget for the first sprint. If the data isn't ready yet, we'll say so.