One person.
No hand-offs.

Riverly Systems Co is me. I've spent my career moving between the layers most consultancies split across five people: racking switches, writing production code, designing the system that connects them, and being the one who answers when it breaks.

That range is the point. A networking problem is often a software problem wearing a different hat. An integration that "isn't working" is usually an architecture decision made two years ago catching up with you. When one person owns the whole stack, those problems get solved instead of routed.

I work directly with the businesses I take on — no account managers, no ticket queues, no "let me loop in another team." You describe the problem, I solve it, and I'm still the one you call if something needs to change six months later.