Technology Assessment
Find out where you stand. We review your systems, people, spending, and risk, and give you a stop, keep, fix, or replace list and a 90-day plan. It's the usual first step.
IT costs keep climbing. Your IT company closes tickets, but nobody owns the plan. We find out what’s true, write it on one page, and fix it, including the team or the IT company when that’s the problem.
If it’s working, we’ll say so.
The first call
Thirty minutes, no slide deck. Tell us what isn't working. We'll tell you straight whether we can help, and if we can't, who can.
It isn't a tool problem
A new tool won't fix any of that. It's a leadership problem. Nobody owns the technology or the risk that comes with it. That's the job we do.
Start with one fixed-fee project. If it helps, stay on with a monthly role. Each price is set in writing once we agree on the problem and the scope. Want to see what you get? Read a sample one-page summary.
Find out where you stand. We review your systems, people, spending, and risk, and give you a stop, keep, fix, or replace list and a 90-day plan. It's the usual first step.
For when the IT company or the team is the problem. We reset the plan, the expectations, and the people, and handle the change if a replacement is the right call.
Someone who owns your technology, your IT company or team, and the risk, on a monthly retainer. The role most growing businesses never got around to filling.
Make your cyber insurance application true. You get a to-do list your team can finish and a clean file for your broker.
Who decides what in the first two hours of a cyber incident. A two-page plan, a call list, and two practice runs with your team.
Where your team loses hours to manual work, the two fixes worth doing first, and one page of rules for how your data can be used.
One line on a cyber insurance application, the MFA question, and why the insurer reads your answer again after a claim.
IT companies are changing hands fast, in Arkansas too. Five things to check after the letter arrives, so you know whether the new owner made it better or worse.
Why I started Northcreek Technology: I've been the IT company, the IT leader, and the security officer, and NWA businesses needed someone who'd been all three.
Not sure where to start? Tell us what isn't working, and we'll point you the right way.
By phone, by video, or over coffee anywhere in Northwest Arkansas, from Bella Vista to Fayetteville.