Strategic business vision
Understanding the company, its ecosystem, its differentiating process — beyond the technical brief.
Carrefourduweb combines three skills that most consultancies treat separately: strategic business vision, architectural design, and orchestration of public funding. Founded in 2017 by Thaddée Leblond, independent of software vendors and results-oriented.
Carrefourduweb was born from a recurring observation: SMEs and mid-caps motivated by transformation but trapped between overly complex tools, overly generic consultants, and overly fragmented funding.
Founded in 2017 by Thaddée Leblond after substantial professional experience supporting executives and operational teams — ERP/CRM projects, organisational transformation, change management, training, public funding — Carrefourduweb offers a serious alternative: integrated support combining strategy, technical architecture, and financial orchestration.
We sell no software, no licence, no integration. Our recommendations aren't influenced by commercial partnerships with vendors or integrators. Our only interest is that of the company we support.
Based in Hem (Hauts-de-France), Carrefourduweb operates throughout France and progressively across Europe — particularly French subsidiaries of foreign groups and EU-funded projects (Horizon Europe, FEDER).
Most providers master one or two of these skills. Their combination, in a single integrated offering with a single interlocutor, characterises our positioning as solution architect.
Understanding the company, its ecosystem, its differentiating process — beyond the technical brief.
Designing the solution, choosing the stack, organising integration — build, buy, or hybrid through fair analysis.
French CII, CIR, France Num, Booster REV3, Bpifrance, EU funds, OPCO — identification, instruction and orchestration in service of the project.
Our scope is clear. We deliberately bound it — to better serve where our value is highest, and to redirect to the right interlocutors when our expertise isn't the right answer.
"Most transformation projects fail not for lack of resources, but from architectural neglect: neither the tool, nor the process, nor the funding were thought through together from the start. Our trade is to think these three dimensions as one whole."