A 6-week, fixed-price technology audit that quantifies waste in dollars. Architecture, infrastructure, vendor contracts, team workflows. Vendor-neutral. Board-ready output. 25 years of mid-market audits.
The industry has a 92% failure rate - and it's not because developers can't code. Projects fail because teams build the wrong thing. They skip the hard work of understanding the actual customer need, rush into development, and deliver software nobody asked for. Then they blame the timeline, the budget, or the technology. We've shipped over 100 production platforms in 25 years. The reason we succeed isn't that we write better code -- it's that we start with the right question. Before we build anything, we work with you to identify the real problem your customers have, validate that the solution you're imagining actually solves it, and define exactly what "done" looks like. That's the work most firms skip. It's the work that determines whether your project joins the 92% or the 8%.

Most mid-market companies are spending 20-40% more on technology than they need to. The waste hides in places nobody audits — overlapping SaaS licenses with overlapping coverage, custom integrations built by developers who left years ago, cloud infrastructure provisioned for peak loads that never come, manual processes your team has just gotten used to. The board asks "are we spending the right amount?" and the honest answer is "we don't know." That's expensive. We map the entire ecosystem in 6 weeks. Architecture, infrastructure, team workflows, vendor contracts, security posture. Every finding gets a dollar figure. Every recommendation gets an ROI projection and a timeline. Fixed price. Board-ready. The output is the highest-ROI document a COO or CIO can put in front of the board.
6 weeks. Fixed price. Board-ready output.
Typical engagements uncover $500K to $5M in addressable inefficiencies in mid-market companies. SaaS license duplication. Cloud infrastructure over-provisioned for traffic that never materialized. Custom integrations built by developers who left years ago. Manual workflows your team has just gotten used to. The audit pays for itself in months, not years.