For the CTO / Chief Architect
Your data platform is locked into a vendor decade you didn't choose.
Open formats, three-plane separation, customer-owned data plane. The platform is composable end-to-end — every component is auditable, replaceable, and runs on the cloud you already have.
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proprietary formats
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clouds, one manifest
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policy plane, every layer
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Future-hardware switch already plumbed
Outcomes
What stops being your problem.
Apache Iceberg in your bucket — zero lock-in, structurally guaranteed
Multi-cloud by default: AWS, Azure, GCP, and neo-clouds with the same manifests
Policy-as-code governance at every layer — one policy plane, every component reads
Hardware-ready architecture: the next memory + compute shift slots in as a backend, no rewrites required
Every layer is a swappable component, every byte is portable
A week in your role on Eisberg
The agenda the platform writes for you.
- 01Architecture reviews focus on optimization, not lock-in mitigation
- 02Every component decision has a viable replacement path documented
- 03Compliance, security, and platform conversations share one policy surface
- 04Future hardware shifts slot into existing interfaces — no rewrites
From the design-partner pipeline
What buyers like you are saying.
We don't get to put our data on someone else's infrastructure. Eisberg's three-plane model is the first commercial design that respects that constraint without forcing us back to on-prem.
Agency CDO
US Federal Civilian Agency (under NDA)
Bring Eisberg to your cto / chief architect agenda.
A 30-minute demo against a sample of your real workload. No SDR funnel. Real engineer in the room.