IT Consulting

But first, strategy.

Tech fixes don’t need to cost a fortune. But they will if you don’t get clear on what’s really going on first.

Every IT project I do starts with a tech strategy audit.
Because saying yes to a mystery setup without digging in first? That’s how scope changes, surprise costs, and “why do we have five email marketing systems but none of them work?” moments happen (true story, btw).

Migrating cloud platforms? Cleaning up legacy systems? Zero documentation in sight?
We’re not guessing our way through it. This audit gives me a top-level view of what’s working, what’s not, and what’s on the verge of breaking.

🔍 Strategy audits are a standalone service and start at $1,500.
They’re non-refundable and non-negotiable, because they save us both from more chaos later.

Think you just need a “quick fix”? Maybe. Maybe not. That’s what this audit is for.

You’ll get a full no-BS breakdown detailing:

• Where the bottlenecks are

• What needs fixing now vs. what can wait

• Which platforms, tools, or workflows are holding you back (and what to do about them)

Case Studies

📁 A quick note about these case studies:
These projects took place during a time when remote access and cloud solutions were still emerging—and often required significant infrastructure planning.

What you'll see below isn’t just about the tech. It’s about strategic thinking, creative problem-solving, and sustainable systems, built before “remote work” was the norm.

Solution 1:

After a server crash, a local office of 25 employees, one-third of which are in sales, needed an easier way of accessing the file server, their customer database, and email outside of the office. The finished project included:

• An online file storage solution was implemented so they could share files internally and externally without needing to send email attachments;

• A hosted Exchange solution allowed them to access their email and contacts—anytime, anywhere;

• Their customer database was hosted externally so they could remotely access it without being in the office.

Solution 2:

An attorney’s office and their support staff from different regions of the US needed access to their file server and email after a hardware failure. The project involved these critical areas:

• Moving ALL their files to an online file storage solution that offered strict controls and an easy interface for users to access from anywhere;

• Their email was moved to a hosted Exchange service, allowing employees to have access to their old email without losing any new email in the process;

• Convert the accounting files from server software to online, while keeping data safe and encrypted. This solution was a huge time saver for the bookkeeper, who often worked on accounting issues from home.

Solution 3:

An international client based in Dubai had employees and offices worldwide – all of whom needed secure access to email and files – but nothing usable was in place. The project involved these critical areas:

• Secure two-step verification;

• Cloud-based email access;

• Cloud-based file sharing tools.

➡️ Result: All employees—including those in remote regions—could securely access what they needed, anytime, anywhere.

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