IT consulting without the jargon or the six-month project
Most small businesses don't need an IT department. They need someone who can look at what they have, explain what matters, and say what to spend money on and what to leave alone.
What we can help with
A written, prioritised list of what to fix first
Hardware and software recommendations, with the reasons
Backup and recovery planning, including a test restore
Security basics: accounts, updates, passwords and remote access
Help choosing between off-the-shelf software and something custom
Problems this solves
Nobody is sure what the business actually owns or pays for
Backups exist but have never been tested
Every fix is a reaction to something breaking
You're being sold hardware or software and can't judge whether you need it
IT Consulting: common questions
Do I need a long contract?
No. Consulting can be a once-off review, or an hour here and there as questions come up.
Can you work alongside our existing IT person or supplier?
Yes. A second opinion or an extra pair of hands is a common reason to get in touch.
What do I need to prepare?
Nothing formal. A list of what annoys you and what you're worried about is enough to start.
Ask about IT Consulting
You don't need a polished brief. Say what's wrong, what you want to replace or what you're trying to achieve, and you'll get a straight answer on whether and how it can be done.
Email
info@diginote.co.za
Areas
South Africa