Technical Practices

Technical capacity for the workstreams that create delivery pressure

TTC organizes nearshore capacity around the roles consulting teams most often need to reinforce: ERP, cloud, data, engineering, QA, PMO and architecture.

Practice 01

ERP Delivery Capacity

Support for ERP implementation, migration, validation and stabilization phases.

SAPOracleJDEPeopleSoftMicrosoft DynamicsFunctional consultantsTechnical consultantsData migrationUATHypercare
Practice 02

Cloud & Data Engineering

Capacity for cloud migration, modernization, data platforms and analytics workstreams.

Cloud engineersData engineersSnowflakeDatabricksdbtAirflowSparkAPIDevOpsFinOps
Practice 03

Software Engineering & Integration

Engineers and integration specialists for enterprise applications and approved scope expansion.

Java.NETSQLMiddlewareWeb servicesPortalsEnterprise applicationsProduction support
Practice 04

QA, Testing & Validation

Testing capacity for high-intensity phases where quality and timing are exposed.

Test automationTest managementERP testingData testingPerformance testingUAT coordination
Practice 05

PMO & Project Support

Coordination support under the client's project and program leads.

Project coordinationReportingAdministrationQA coordinationDelivery support
Practice 06

Architecture & Enterprise Platforms

Senior technical capacity for platform, architecture and enterprise environments.

Solution architectsCloud architectsERP architectsMiddlewareVirtualizationSecurityDatabase platforms

Every practice works the same way. Consultants integrate into the client-defined workstream, work under your direction, follow your process, and report hours approved by your project lead.

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