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.
We do one thing: technology and security leadership, for the part of the month you need it. The usual first step is finding out where you stand. Every project ends with a dated, plain-English report.
Find out where you stand. Then fix what's broken.
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.
Short, fixed-fee work for one urgent question.
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.
Every engagement starts with a conversation. We listen, and we agree with you on the problem and what a good result looks like. Then we send a written plan with the scope and the price. Nothing starts until you say yes.
Most projects are a fixed fee, built from that scope. It doesn't change unless the scope does.
Fractional Technology Leadership is a monthly retainer, and it costs less than buying the same work one project at a time. It fits work that doesn't really end: owning the plan, reporting to the owners or the board, keeping your insurance answers true, and being the person who makes the call when something goes wrong.
Travel outside Northwest Arkansas is billed at cost and agreed before the trip. We don't publish rates, because the right scope depends on your business.
Most people aren't. Tell us what isn't working and we'll point you to the right place, even if it isn't us.
Or start with a guide: plain-English answers on cyber insurance applications, security questionnaires, your IT company, payment fraud, IT budgets, deals, and AI.
If a laptop needs fixing today, call your IT company. If you don't have one, we'll point you to a good one.