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Aug 24, 2026
up to 6 Months
Oracle Technical Architect at Intelance, London, 8-10 Weeks, £625-£700 per day
£625 - £700 per day
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Intelance is appointing an Oracle Technical Architect as a contract associate for the definition phase of a major UK enterprise technology programme. You will work with Intelance's Chief Enterprise Architect and Lead Integration Architect to confirm how the Oracle estate should support a staged integration programme. The current environment includes Oracle Database 19c, IBM AIX and Oracle Data Guard. This is a focused architecture and assurance role. The expected commitment is about 10 days across an 8 to 10 week period. Delivery will be mainly remote, with limited planned travel where needed. Tasks Verify the current Oracle database, infrastructure, resilience and integration position. Confirm the planned Oracle 19c, IBM AIX and Oracle Data Guard changes and the dependencies they create. Define which data and business rules must remain within Oracle. Define the safe boundary between Oracle and the future integration platform. Review existing direct...
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Aug 24, 2026
up to 6 Months
MS Dynamics Architect at Konvergent Ltd, Remote, 3 Months, £700 per day (Outside IR35)
£700 per day
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MS Dynamics Architect required for a three-month planning assignment with a client preparing to move off multiple Salesforce instances onto Microsoft Dynamics. Outside IR35, £700 per day. Mainly remote with some UK travel. Start ASAP. THE ASSIGNMENT The client runs several separate Salesforce instances and has taken the decision to consolidate onto MS Dynamics. What they do not yet have is a credible view of how that happens, what it means for the way the business works, or what order any of it should happen in. There is a team of Business Analysts already in place doing the process mapping. You are not there to do that work. You are there to guide it, to be the person who knows what Dynamics can and cannot do, and who steers the BAs towards a target process design that will actually work on the platform. Usefully, there are no integrations between Salesforce and any third-party applications. So the complexity here is not interfaces. It is process, data and...
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