Customers often have an awareness of technology that is available to the consumer; however, technology aimed at the consumer is very often not the best choice or actually suitable in practice.

“The Big 3” Questions —

Contractor capabilities and proposed design solutions must match with project requirements and customer/contractor intentions and performance expectations.

1. System Design vs. Performance

2. Schedule/Timeframe vs. Time to Deployment

3. Cost vs. Budget

Contracts — A good contract should include a full description of the work to be done (a detailed Work Breakdown Structure), a specific start and end date for the job, and details of costs, and payment terms and obligations.

Our focus is on assisting our customers with                          Technical Services and Consulting to  —

1. Identify and define the Customer’s problem, keeping the Customer clear about what information the solution should provide;
2. Provide intervention strategies, requirements definition, system and applications design, testing,  project management, and  support;
3. Procure, integrate, construct, install, and operate custom solutions.

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