Systems modernization
Replace or rebuild ERP, CRM, and line-of-business systems in phases, without stopping operations.
- Current-state assessment
- Phased roadmap
- Cutover and contingency plan
An IT consulting and advisory firm. We assess what you run today, design what replaces it, and deliver the change.
Replace or rebuild ERP, CRM, and line-of-business systems in phases, without stopping operations.
Document how work actually moves, including the spreadsheets and workarounds no process document mentions.
Requirements, shortlist, scripted demonstrations, references, and terms. A decision you can defend.
Profiled, mapped, and reconciled against the source, with the rollback path defined before the first load.
On-premise GPU compute and local inference. Your data, your hardware, nothing sent to a third-party API.
Assessed against the framework you are held to, remediated by risk, evidenced for audit.
Assessed the environment against the carrier's questionnaire. Deployed MFA on remote access, endpoint detection, and immutable offline backup. Wrote the incident response plan.
Every control the underwriter required, evidenced and submitted.
Installed a single GPU server on the firm's network. Deployed local inference with retrieval over the matter archive, scoped per matter.
Discovery review and summarization with no client data leaving the building.
Mapped the intake flow, then deployed automated answering, routing, and booking written back to the practice management system. Clinical and low-confidence calls route to staff.
Calls captured during surgery blocks and after hours instead of lost.
Mapped quote-to-cash at each location, built requirements from observed practice, and ran scripted demonstrations against a shortlist of three.
One scored comparison and one system across all four sites.
Interviews, systems inventory, current state mapped as it is.
Scope, sequence, and the risks we found, in writing.
Run to the plan by a named lead.
Documentation, runbooks, training.
Vendor-agnostic. We recommend what fits.
The system, what is driving the timing, and what has to be true when it is done.