Frequently Asked Questions
Straightforward answers to common questions about IT consulting, technology leadership, and digital transformation.
A current-state assessment, prioritized roadmap, governance model, and execution cadence. Depending on needs, this may include platform modernization, cybersecurity improvements, automation, or vendor alignment.
A Fractional CIO focuses on strategic direction and business alignment, while IT support focuses on day-to-day technical issues. The CIO defines where technology is going—support ensures it runs smoothly.
Typically 50–1,500 employees, including private equity-backed, mid-market, and nonprofit organizations. The model flexes to provide strategic leadership without full-time overhead.
Not unless needed. The goal is to strengthen what exists—clarify roles, align vendors, and improve accountability. Transitions only happen when it’s clear they’ll improve outcomes.
Discovery typically begins within days. Most clients have an actionable 90-day plan in hand within 2–3 weeks.
Aligned technology and business goals, measurable cost efficiency, reduced risk, improved uptime, and a clear operating rhythm for continued progress.
Yes—services include requirements definition, vendor selection, implementation governance, and value realization, ensuring systems fit your business model and deliver ROI.
Identity-first security, strong email/endpoint protection, vulnerability management, and incident readiness. The goal: a proactive, auditable security posture aligned to business risk.
Fixed-fee assessments and projects; monthly retainer for fractional leadership. Pricing is transparent, scoped around defined outcomes, and tied to measurable value.
Early wins usually appear within 30–60 days through improved visibility, reduced downtime, or vendor savings. Larger initiatives unfold through a structured roadmap.