The problem you're facing
Your software depends on four vendors: the agency that built it, the host, the managed-services provider, and the security contractor. Every incident crosses their borders, every change demands coordination nobody wants to pay for, and the overall vision belongs to no one.
Our answer
LaMeDuSe takes over the whole chain: one team, one infrastructure, one responsibility. The software is developed with operations in mind, hosted on our European cloud, monitored by our teams and maintained by those who wrote it. One contract, one point of contact, one line of responsibility.
What LaMeDuSe takes care of
- Custom development of your software
- Hosting on our European infrastructure
- 24/7 monitoring, alerting and on-call support
- Encrypted backups and restore tests
- Security: hardening, patches, access management
- Application maintenance and feature evolution
- Single monthly report: availability, incidents, changes
Our methodology
- 1
End-to-end scoping
Business need, hosting constraints and desired level of outsourcing are scoped together, from the start.
- 2
Design & development
The software is designed with the target infrastructure in mind: no split between the vendor and the host.
- 3
Deployment & hosting
Production rollout on our European infrastructure, with monitoring and backups included.
- 4
Full-chain operations
Application and infrastructure maintenance by the same team: one number to call for the whole software.
Relevant technologies
Security
Application and infrastructure security handled together: code review, hardening, encrypted backups and unified monitoring.
Hosting & infrastructure
Hosted on our own infrastructure in France, Germany and Switzerland, administered by the same teams that develop your software.
Maintenance
A single contract covers the software and the infrastructure: no more ping-pong between a vendor and a host when an incident happens.
Why LaMeDuSe
It's the model we apply to our own platforms: developed, hosted and operated by the group on its infrastructure. We don't sell a formula we haven't tested on ourselves.
Frequently asked questions
Risk depends on safeguards: code and data are yours, reversibility is contractual, and monthly reporting gives you visibility. The real risk lies elsewhere: four vendors with none responsible for the whole.
The business: expressing needs, validating changes, using the tool. Technology stays accessible, documentation, access, steering committee, but it no longer occupies your teams.
Three readable lines: development (per project), hosting (subscription), operations and maintenance (fixed-fee). No opaque bundle: you know what each brick costs and can adjust.
You can: documented, tested code, infrastructure described in open formats, written procedures, and transition support. Reversibility is planned from the contract : a captive client is a relational failure.