About Intelvision Strike

An intervention team, not an agency

Most engineering failure is not a coding problem. It is strategy, operations, and technology drifting apart until delivery stops being believable. We exist for that moment: a senior team that diagnoses all three together, takes ownership, executes, and then hands the system back stronger.

Where we sit

Where we sit

Consultants

  • Diagnose and present
  • Leave a deck, not a system
  • Accountability ends at the recommendation

Intelvision Strike

  • Diagnose strategy, operations, and technology together
  • Take ownership and execute hands-on
  • Install a system, transfer it, leave you stronger

Agencies & Staff Augmentation

  • Add hands to your existing chaos
  • Inherit your process instead of fixing it
  • Output measured in hours, not outcomes

How we operate

Operating principles

  1. 01 / 05

    Senior ownership

    Real seniors who have led delivery under pressure, make architecture decisions, and take ownership like it is their product.

  2. 02 / 05

    Execution over reports

    We move straight into implementation. Short-term wins fund long-term stability.

  3. 03 / 05

    Measurable outcomes

    First-time yield, availability, work-in-progress, revenue impact. If it cannot be measured, it did not happen.

  4. 04 / 05

    Transfer, not dependency

    Documentation, playbooks, mentoring, handover. A stronger internal team is the deliverable.

  5. 05 / 05

    Calm under pressure

    Rescues fail when the intervention adds panic. We bring structure, not adrenaline.

The people

Who steps in

Yurii Kotula

CEO & Engineering Leader

More than 10 years of engineering leadership. Leads Intelvision, a software engineering company that has delivered 100+ software products for startups and scale-ups.

Brings the engineering and architectural leadership behind every intervention: delivery accountability, technical standards, and scalable execution tied to business outcomes, not just velocity.

  • 10+ years engineering leadership
  • 100+ products delivered
  • Architecture & senior ownership

Wayne Arendse

Delivery & Transformation Lead

20+ years in technology delivery and operational transformation.

Brings the operating system: strategy-to-execution alignment, measurable delivery, and transformation leadership for programmes that have gone off the rails.

  • Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt — operations and transformation
  • SAFe 6 Certified Practitioner · PMP — project and programme management
  • Finance & Quantitative Modeling — solutions anchored in financial models
  • Data Science, Python & ML (IBM · Meta) — stable software and data engineering
  • 20+ years delivery & transformation
  • PMP · Lean Six Sigma MBB · SAFe 6
  • Finance & Quantitative Modeling
  • Data Science, Python & ML — IBM & Meta
  • Scaled orgs 7 to 85 across 35 countries

The bench

The Intelvision Strike Team

Not "senior on paper." Real seniors who:

  • Have led delivery under pressure
  • Can make architecture decisions
  • Coach teams while shipping
  • Take ownership like it's their product

Evidence

The numbers behind the claims

Case 1

Identified up to $220k/month in delivery-related revenue leakage

A software client had active development, ongoing releases, and a long-term product relationship, but delivery problems were starting to threaten the commercial value of the account.

Critical bugs, piecemeal releases, and work not tied to business objectives were creating a growing cost of poor quality. We built a business case around what poor delivery was costing and what fixing it could unlock.

Impact:

  • Estimated delivery-related revenue leakage: $50k-$220k/month
  • Broader potential monthly impact modeled around $315k
Read the full case study
Case 2

Turned a small efficiency request into a $4.19M self-funding roadmap

A modest time-saving ask uncovered a far larger structural constraint sitting underneath the day-to-day work.

We mapped the real opportunity and built a phased roadmap that pays for itself as it is delivered, rather than a single large bet.

Impact:

  • Modeled value of the phased roadmap: $4.19M
  • Each phase funds the next
Read the full case study
Case 3

Turned a routine review into a €1.05M resilience business case

A German funding intermediary with a well-built stack and a lean 24-person team had one systemic constraint: no tested recovery layer across eight interconnected systems — one WordPress database as the single source of truth for all of them.

A modest environment review uncovered €508K–€1.05M in modelled annual risk, unpriced and invisible until the numbers landed on paper. Reliability had quietly become the product.

Impact:

  • Modelled expected annual loss, quantified and phased out: €508K–€1.05M
  • Designed recovery time, from no tested restore: < 4 hrs
Read the full case study

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