Software & Hardware Selection
Software & Hardware Selection
Technology and IT come naturally to us and we are constantly investing in knowledge of the newest and best technologies for all types of businesses whether they are professional services, manufacturing, retail or non-profit organizations. In fact, in my role working for a nonprofit, I performed many research projects not only on new technologies but pricing and special programs for small business and non profits to level the playing field. I have an extensive network of contacts in the technology field and when you work with us that is open to you as well. Although we know a lot of different softwares and have experience with them there is always the possibility of something new on the horizon, should you want to explore a software with which we are not familiar we can learn it fairly quickly – I have yet to meet a software I could not learn, master and then teach others how to use.
Choosing new technology can be overwhelming. We don’t just recommend technology we can also help you research and decide on which one to choose and when would be the best time to implement or migrate from what you are currently using. From RFI (request for information) to narrowing down your choice to actually acting as your in-house project manager during the implementation and training on the new technology we can hold your hand throughout the process. Having been an implementation project manager for a software company I am especially good at translating your workflow to the engineers and software architects and then translating their plans back to you.
Choosing the right software and hardware is more complex than it seems. Why? Because seamless integration isn't just a perk—it's essential. With the rise of SaaS, your business must adapt to constant updates and subscriptions. This ever-evolving landscape offers both opportunities and challenges, often requiring tweaks to your existing setup. Take SSO (Single Sign-On), for example. It’s a game-changer that lets your team access all their tools with just one login. But are you prepared for the shift? Then there’s hardware. How often should you upgrade? Does uniformity drive efficiency, or should you cater to personal preferences based on roles? These decisions can define your operational efficiency and employee satisfaction. How do you ensure your tech choices keep you ahead of the curve? Let's discuss strategies that work.
Software & Hardware Selection
Technology and IT come naturally to us and we are constantly investing in knowledge of the newest and best technologies for all types of businesses whether they are professional services, manufacturing, retail or non-profit organizations. In fact, in my role working for a nonprofit, I performed many research projects not only on new technologies but pricing and special programs for small business and non profits to level the playing field. I have an extensive network of contacts in the technology field and when you work with us that is open to you as well. Although we know a lot of different softwares and have experience with them there is always the possibility of something new on the horizon, should you want to explore a software with which we are not familiar we can learn it fairly quickly – I have yet to meet a software I could not learn, master and then teach others how to use.
Choosing new technology can be overwhelming. We don’t just recommend technology we can also help you research and decide on which one to choose and when would be the best time to implement or migrate from what you are currently using. From RFI (request for information) to narrowing down your choice to actually acting as your in-house project manager during the implementation and training on the new technology we can hold your hand throughout the process. Having been an implementation project manager for a software company I am especially good at translating your workflow to the engineers and software architects and then translating their plans back to you.
Choosing the right software and hardware is more complex than it seems. Why? Because seamless integration isn't just a perk—it's essential. With the rise of SaaS, your business must adapt to constant updates and subscriptions. This ever-evolving landscape offers both opportunities and challenges, often requiring tweaks to your existing setup. Take SSO (Single Sign-On), for example. It’s a game-changer that lets your team access all their tools with just one login. But are you prepared for the shift? Then there’s hardware. How often should you upgrade? Does uniformity drive efficiency, or should you cater to personal preferences based on roles? These decisions can define your operational efficiency and employee satisfaction. How do you ensure your tech choices keep you ahead of the curve? Let's discuss strategies that work.