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I am frequently asked to identify the single most important aspect of business computing and the answer seems to surprise some people. It isn't bits, bandwidth, server power or software - it's money. In the corporate world in which I worked until recently, every decision about IT was based on the relationship between the money spent and the benefits gained - either saving money through better administration or making money by extending opportunities. Small businesses by their very nature cannot afford to spend money on IT unless the costs can clearly be justified and the benefits properly assessed in financial terms. The only exception to this rule is security, where there is no return on investment, only protection from data loss, maintaining business continuity and complying with the legal obligations that every company must observe. With 25 years of IT experience in both large and small organisations, I can help you rationalise your IT spend and make sure you get as much value as possible from your IT investments through efficient technical implementations and support. I offer ad-hoc services as well as remote IT system management in a variety of packages designed to bring the best of corporate IT thinking, strategies and implementation to any small business, at a cost appropriate to the size of your business and the scale of your ambitions. For an introductory assessment, which is free, call me to arrange a consultation. |
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