Technology Consulting

Planning for unexpected technology interruptions and disruptions

“We can do that ourselves.”

“Our networks are secure already.”

“There has to be a better solution.”

As an executive – or as an IT manager yourself – have you ever heard these phrases at work? When it comes to technology, there are so many areas to focus on. It’s easy to miss even routine software patches, let alone have time to develop a forward-thinking tech strategy or evaluate different solutions for your tech stack.

Then there’s the impact of hybrid and remote workplaces. The tech landscape is very different from just a short time ago. Many organizations spent the last two years scrambling just to keep the lights on. Whether you have in-house IT staff or not, sometimes there just aren’t enough hours in the day.

From software selection and training to cybersecurity education, IT staffing reviews or a technology roadmap, utilizing outside resources can be an investment. Whether it’s a school district or a manufacturer, a healthcare provider or a financial institution, every team can use a little (or a lot of) help now and then.

From your perspective, you just need your organization’s tech to run smoothly. If you don’t want to be bogged down in complicated or endless tech to-do lists, lean on your team – whether that’s internal, external or both.

These aren’t just tech problems, these are whole business problems. And whole business problems need whole business solutions that are adaptable, flexible and meet you exactly where you are.

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A CYBERSECURITY CLIENT’S PERSPECTIVE…

“I wanted to take a minute and thank Adams Brown for the valuable insight you have afforded my district and, specifically, the IT department. The work you conducted along with the presentation of findings was informative and meaningful.”

Fred Dierksen, EdD – Superintendent, Dodge City School District, Dodge City, KS

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