Fractional IT Leadership

Small-Medium businesses often don't have the resources to hire a full-time CIO, but still need strategic IT guidance. A vCIO or fractional CIO provides the expertise and leadership needed to help your business thrive with technology, all for a fraction of the cost of a full-time executive.

People most often engage when faced with new compliance requirements, to improve their cybersecurity posture, when evaluating possible IT initiatives, or when they see they are not getting as much out of technology as they can.

Not all IT Service Providers in Omaha are created equal. Few actually have experience in enterprise environments, and even then, experience tends to be limited to support rather than strategy. When engaging a fractional CIO, you want to know that the person you're working with has real-world experience driving strategic initiatives in businesses like yours.

Not always. There are scenarios where a small business is looking to launch a technology initiative, develop an app, modify their technology setup to scale, or is faced with some form of new security or compliance requirements that require outside help. Engagements can be tailored to make sense for your budget.

Our services can be delivered virtually, or in person, meaning you don’t need to worry if you're located outside of Nebraska. Many engagements start with an assessment to get a baseline of the current technology posture and then a roadmap is created to align IT with business objectives.

Not at all! Typically these engagements take technology to the business level and we work with a principal or leadership team. If things need to get technical, we will work with your existing team or Managed IT Service Provider. If you are evaluating making a change to your current team, we can either be a neutral 3rd party to help you do that, or we can also serve as an outsourced IT department for helpdesk, network administration, cybersecurity and solutions.

Costs vary depending on your business needs, but most services are priced on an hourly rate based on the number of estimated hours a week or month a given organization may need. This makes budgeting predictable and transparent.