Business Consulting

• Understand your options and full project scope with our expertise

• Get one-off technology projects completed without adding to permanent overhead costs 

In today’s business world, whether your get your technology right can determine your level of success.  We think of business technology consulting in a two-pronged way. 

Business Consulting

Of course, the technology landscape has become more complicated in recent years. More importantly, it can change rapidly. 

While you’re busy with all the other aspects of your business, you might not have time to keep your technology up to date. 

When you get IT right, the sky’s the limit. 

When should you use a business consultant?

• Moving your business
  
  •  What does the location look like?
  • Is it outlined with phones, network, and wiring? 
  • Where will the hardware (printers, copiers, servers) go?
  • Is there room for a data closet? 
  • Do you need an entry access control panel, surveillance cameras, phone system? 
  • How many computer switches? 

When should you use a technology consultant? 

• Introducing a New Aspect to Your Business
  • New product/service
  • New software
  • New department
• Network upgrade 
• New website
• Moving a physical server or moving to the cloud
• Compliance concerns – your last professional audit revealed issues that must be resolved
• New business venture that requires all new technology
• New software or CRM desired but don’t know where to begin
• Prescriptions (“take the pill” — predetermined method that gets you there)
  • Move your email to MS Outlook

• Improve the efficiency of your accounts receivable operation 

• Business expansion — technology grows with the business  

• Fix a user experience problem that your clients are having on your website

Our Consulting Process 

When you contact us, we’ll begin by asking basic information about your business, project goals, and expectations. 

• How many employees do you have?
• What kind of business do you run? B2B? B2C? Sell a product/service?
• What information do you collect from your clients? And what do you do with it?
• Where do you store your data?
• How do you communicate with your clients? Internally with your team?
• Which software applications do you use routinely? Any problems? Any lack of functionality
• What are your goals?