Eleven practice areas across advice, delivery, and operations.
Strategy, data, AI, cloud, product, and operations eleven practice areas under one team that stays on the work from the first assessment through steady state. Led by a practitioner inside global financial, insurance, and public-sector organizations.
Consulting that stays in the room after the strategy is signed.
USCS is a consulting and technology firm that keeps advice and delivery inside one accountable team. We help regulated organizations get their data governed, trusted and ready for AI then we stay to build it, run it and prove it works.
Our work is led by a practitioner with 17 years inside global financial, insurance and public-sector organizations. That means the people shaping your roadmap have already lived with the consequences of one.
The team that writes the plan is the team that ships it.
Every recommendation starts from a measured current state.
Governance, quality and compliance are designed in, not bolted on.
Strategy decks and delivery teams rarely share a room. The gap between them is where transformations die.
You approved a strategy and you are now being asked to approve a delivery plan that only loosely resembles it. The reasoning behind the original trade-offs left with the firm that wrote them, and nobody in the build can reconstruct why.
You inherited a plan built on assumptions nobody tested, a data estate dirtier than the business case allowed for, and a go-live date set before any of it was known. The scope is fixed and the surprises are not.
USCON keeps advice and delivery in the same team, so trade-offs get made once, in the open, by people who understand both the business case and the build.
Every phase ends with a defined exit criterion, so you always know where you stand and what has to be true before the next step begins.
We measure your current state against a capability model data landscape, ownership, tooling and maturity and interview the people who will run whatever comes next. No assumptions carried forward untested.
Exit criterion: A written gap assessment and a prioritized roadmap, with the uncomfortable findings left in.
We turn the roadmap into a target operating model: governance roles, data standards, platform architecture and the controls your regulators expect. Every trade-off is documented, with the reasoning behind it.
Exit criterion: A signed-off blueprint that business owners and engineers both agree they can build and run.
We configure the platforms, build the pipelines, quality rules and catalogs, and deliver in sprints your teams can see. The same people who designed the model build it, so nothing gets lost in hand-off.
Exit criterion: Working capabilities in production, tested against the success measures agreed in Design.
We embed the new ways of working: stewardship routines, dashboards, runbooks and training. Then we step back gradually until your team runs it confidently on its own.
Exit criterion: Your team operating the model independently, with measurable results tracked against the baseline.
Four practices at the center of our work. Seven more stand behind them, delivered by the same accountable team.
Business and technology strategy that names what happens first, what it costs, and how you will know it worked.
Governance, quality and cataloguing that turn scattered data into a trusted, well-owned asset.
AI that is ready for production and for your regulators — grounded in governed data and clear accountability.
Modern cloud data platforms built for scale, security and cost control.
Eleven practices, applied where each industry needs them most: from strategy and data to AI, cloud and delivery.
Automakers and suppliers run on connected product, plant and supplier data. We help them turn it into faster, safer decisions.
Consumer brands compete on speed to shelf. We give their teams one trusted view of products, customers and supply.
Schools and universities hold sensitive student, finance and research data. We help them govern it, protect it and put it to work.
Energy and utility firms depend on accurate asset and grid data. We help them keep it accurate, compliant and ready for AI.
Banks and capital markets firms live under constant regulatory scrutiny. We build the controls and data foundations that hold up to it.
Providers and payers need clean, protected data to improve care and control cost. We deliver both.
Manufacturers and distributors need plant, product and supply data that agree. We connect them end to end.
Insurers compete on how well they price, underwrite and settle claims. Every one of those depends on clean policy and claims data.
Investors need a fast, honest read on a company’s data and technology, and a plan to improve it after the deal.
Agencies and courts serve the public with limited budgets and strict accountability. We help them modernize without losing control.
Retailers win on knowing their customer and managing their inventory. Both run on trusted data.
TMT companies generate data at massive scale. We help them govern it, run it efficiently and turn it into better products.
Logistics runs on knowing where everything is, right now. We give shipment, warehouse and fleet data the quality it needs.
Travel brands earn loyalty one trip at a time. We help them connect booking, loyalty and guest data into one experience.
Planners need reliable geospatial and infrastructure data to shape better cities. We help them organize it and use it.
Not a logo wall, the tools our team has configured, built in and run in production.
Worked with leading organizations across banking, insurance, the public sector and global industry, directly and alongside partner firms.
Founded in 1866 and headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, Huntington is a $284 billion regional bank holding company with more than 1,400 branches across 21 states, serving consumers, businesses, corporations and municipalities.
PepsiCo’s foods and drinks are enjoyed by consumers more than one billion times a day in more than 200 countries and territories. Its pep+ (PepsiCo Positive) agenda guides its push for sustainable, people-centric growth.
Deloitte provides audit, consulting, tax and advisory services to clients in more than 150 countries and territories. It has roughly 470,000 people and serves nearly 90% of the Fortune 500.
An RTX business headquartered in East Hartford, Connecticut, Pratt & Whitney has powered flight since 1925. About 85,000 of its engines are in service with some 17,000 customers across 200+ countries and territories, in commercial and military aviation.
The New Jersey Judiciary is one of three co-equal branches of state government, established by the 1947 state constitution. About seven million new cases are filed in New Jersey’s state-level courts each year, across 15 court districts called vicinages.
Founded by Alexander Hamilton in 1784, BNY is a global financial services platforms company with over $59 trillion in assets under custody and/or administration (as of March 31, 2026). It serves 94% of the Fortune 100.
Founded in 1812 as City Bank of New York, Citi operates in more than 180 countries and jurisdictions and serves 19,000 institutional clients, including 85% of the Fortune 500. It handles nearly $6 trillion in financial flows every day.
Guardian issued its first policy in 1860 and is a leading mutual company based in New York. It provides life and disability insurance, dental and workforce benefits, and retirement and wealth solutions through 7,700 colleagues and more than 2,700 financial advisors.
Optimum Communications, formerly Altice USA, is headquartered in Long Island City, New York. It is one of the largest broadband communications and video providers in the U.S., serving about 4.4 million residential and business customers across 21 states.
Lineage is the world’s largest temperature-controlled warehouse REIT. It operates 501 warehouses in 19 countries with 3.1 billion cubic feet of capacity and serves more than 11,000 customers across the global food supply chain (as of December 31, 2025).
The Board of Pensions is an agency of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). It administers medical, dental, vision, retirement, death and disability benefits for congregations and affiliated employers, and serves more than 60,000 people through its Benefits Plan.
Headquartered in Pittsburgh and ranked #195 on the 2026 Fortune 500, Wesco is a leading global supply chain solutions provider. Its 20,000 people in 50+ countries supply 1.5 million products to 150,000 customers.
Tapestry is a New York–based luxury fashion company that unites Coach and Kate Spade New York under one house, guided by its purpose to “Stretch What’s Possible.”
Liberty Mutual was founded in Boston in 1912 to provide workers’ compensation insurance. It is the world’s 9th-largest property and casualty insurer by 2025 gross written premium, with 40,000+ employees in 27 countries and economies.
Before any proposal, we start with a short discovery call. We’ll help you see where your data, governance and AI readiness stand today, and what to fix first.
No obligation. You’ll leave with a clearer view of your next step.