We can help define how you want IT to support your business objectives. Think "what could I do with the right technology in place to grow my business that I can’t do now?".
We can advise on IT strategy, taking into account future growth of your business. In this way, IT does not define how you run your business, but instead helps grow and strengthen it.
Contact Rob McEwan for a no-obligation meeting about your needs and how we might support you. Our Taranaki IT team services businesses across New Zealand.
We provide objective and informed advice on selecting and implementing the most appropriate hardware and software to support your business growth. We take a project-focused approach and offer practical and pragmatic guidance. We can assist in vendor liaison, examining options and helping you select the best option to meet your business objectives.
We work directly with the vendors, cutting out the retail middleman.
Poorly designed systems can be costly to businesses. We use proven professional processes, methodologies, techniques and skills acquired over many years of IT consulting.
We can help deliver well-planned network designs. This involves developing detailed plans based around your business needs and enabling you to implement those changes.
Could your business continue to operate if your entire computer network or system crashed?
We have masterminded some robust plans to help customers deal with disaster recovery when their computers fail or they’ve suffered a cyberattack.
We can help you create a sound disaster plan so you are prepared for the worst. This has been proven to save hassle and lost production or downtime. We also have the experience and skills to quickly assist in rebuilding your system and restoring data, and to provide ongoing service.
We work with you to identify what systems and software you might need to run your business efficiently and effectively.
We help you select a system that helps you reach your business goals. Our service does not end with identifying the best package, we can assist with purchasing, implementation and end-user training, plus the development of procedures and controls to give you confidence in the end result.
We are not aligned to any particular software or hardware suppliers, so our advice is unbiased, and our challenge is always to find the best solution for you.
Our advice can help you market your business online, from ensuring systems are in place to support e-business to structuring the website architecture needed to make your e-business happen. We can work alongside your existing website provider or with our own marketing department to ensure both the technical and brand solutions are met.
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Our Baker Tilly Staples Rodway Taranaki technology advisory specialists service businesses across New Zealand.
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Our cybersecurity team advises on strategic technology, IT investment and risk issues.
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