If you are considering engaging an IT consulting partner to help you design and develop a software solution, an application, a mobile application, a website or any other technology concept, there are many ways you can benefit from establishing this type of partnership. No matter the size of your business, you can achieve your goals with the right partner.
Whether yours is a small or medium sized business (SME) or a large enterprise, your IT team is probably always overstretched. With ongoing maintenance and support, and small and large one-time projects, upgrades, and fixes, it is difficult (if not impossible) to take on other types of projects – projects that may drive the enterprise forward.
If you have a small or medium sized business, and your team has some great ideas for software applications, or software products, software re-engineering, user experience design, or maybe even a mobile application, it is understandable that you would be frustrated! If you have an in-house IT staff, they are nearly always swimming against the tide. There is too much to do and too few resources and you may not have the skill set or training to tackle these types of products. But, IT consulting and expertise is costly, right?
The Corona Virus (COVID-19) has taught us many hard lessons, not the least of which is the importance of being prepared, the importance of anticipating what may be just around the corner, and the importance of being able to theorize, hypothesize and predict. All of these skills are amply supplied by data scientists and analysts. But, in today’s world, it is crucial to prepare and educate the average business team member to improve data literacy and engage in digital transformation (Dx). As the idea of data popularity becomes more mainstream, and team members and industries embrace data sharing and fact-based decision making, our understanding of looming issues, collaborative possibilities and possible solutions to address these issues will improve and so will our response time and efficacy.
