How much do you charge?
We start our rates at $50/hour or £35/hour. Usually this is the basic rate for simple consulting. If the need arises for a retainer or a project, we will work out a seperate pay scale and invoice.
Do I need to be a large company to use your services?
No. We help all sorts of different organizations and needs. We have worked with people and companies that were one man operations. Many times it was helpful to have a little man power or help to get things off the ground. We have found many times these types of people will usually ask for a small monthly retainer to call on our services as they expand or hire in the future to give them other help and suggestions
So, do you only work with small organizations?
No. We have worked with all sorts of organizations. We have worked with large corporations that needed some help in one particular area to also providing consulting on large scale issues they were facing. This has been with process and work flows to technical engineering needs. We are flexible to whatever our clients need or want.
Can you help troubleshoot my old Linux server and services?
Yes. We provide many levels of service to get older Linux applications up and running or migrated to a more stable platform. We have experience with onsite, remote, and cloud based options.
Can you migrate and program a CCTV solution with remote access?
Yes. We have handled several sites that needed to migrate their CCTV from physical wired solutions to IP. This has includede providing monitoring stations, recording and backup, and also included providing key people remote access to live video feeds.
Can you handle improving delays in projects, workflow, and systems?
Yes. We have a tried and true method of providing improvements to many work environments. Our first steps is to handle interviews to get a clear picture of where everyone feels things are, where they would like to see improvement, and what improvement means to them. Then we take the time to actually do some of the work ourselves and see where improvements can be made.