Websites &
Web Applications
Websites, customer portals, and web applications designed for clarity, performance, and straightforward maintenance.
Technology, considered.
Razvan Burz is a technology consultant and senior software architect. His work brings together software, cloud infrastructure, artificial intelligence, and connected systems.
The practice
From an initial idea to a lasting system.
Websites &
Mobile
Applications
Mobile applications built around the everyday needs of customers, employees, and teams in the field.
Software &
Database Applications
Business software and database systems that organise information, simplify workflows, and support informed decisions.
AI & Intelligent
Systems
Practical applications of artificial intelligence to reduce repetitive work, make sense of information, and support better decisions.
IoT & Connected
Systems
Connected devices, sensors, and software that turn operational data into a clear picture of what is happening on the ground.
Technology
Consulting
Clear guidance on software architecture, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, and how to improve existing systems with care.
Technologies
Each technology is chosen for the purpose it serves.
- .NET
- Azure
- Swift
- PHP
- Cloudflare
- JavaScript
- Python
- WordPress
Approach
Purpose
His work begins with an understanding of the organisation and what it needs to achieve.
Structure
He gives careful attention to foundations, relationships between systems, and the choices that shape their future.
Continuity
Software is developed to remain understandable, maintainable, and useful as an organisation grows.
Collaboration
He works directly with teams, refining the work through dialogue and experience.
Experience
A practice shaped by experience.
Razvan began writing software in 1998, using Pascal, C, and Visual Basic. His experience spans software development, architecture, and consulting, with work across manufacturing, utilities, healthcare, media, construction, and technology.
Latest articles
Perspectives from his work.
Europe’s AI Problem Isn’t Apple: Telling Trust From Risk
Europe’s AI debate increasingly assumes that all providers, architectures, and risks are the same. They are not. As regulators struggle to keep pace with technological change, European consumers risk losing not only access to innovation, but also the right to decide for
Apple Didn’t Just Use Google. It Made Google Play by Apple’s Rules.
WWDC 2026 revealed something more important than a new Siri. Apple’s AI strategy is not about competing with Gemini. It is about ensuring that even when external infrastructure is involved, privacy, transparency, and trust remain under Apple’s control.
WWDC 2026 and the Growing Cost of Being a European Technology Consumer
Apple’s WWDC 2026 keynote showcased the company’s most ambitious artificial intelligence strategy to date, but many of its most significant innovations remain unavailable to European consumers. As regulators and technology companies continue to clash, the real question is
Local AI and the Software People Need
A lesson from using Windows RT: hardware choices matter when they support the software people need. The same test applies to local and cloud AI.
A Friday Morning, AI, and a Room Full of Future Entrepreneurs
This Friday morning I had the opportunity to spend time with final-year business students at UBB and discuss AI, entrepreneurship, Internet of Behaviors, prompt engineering and the growing role of judgment in an AI-assisted world. Somewhere between a one-shot coffee shop demo,
Enquiries
For project enquiries and professional correspondence.