Enterprise
For Multi-Company Groups
ONE SET OF NUMBERS
FOR THE WHOLE GROUP.
If month-end means pulling three accounting systems into one giant spreadsheet and hoping the totals agree, I've lived it. I ran IT for a six-company construction group, 400+ people, and making the numbers match was the job. Now I do it on contract.
Start With a Demo SprintTHE COST OF DISCONNECTED SYSTEMS
Your field teams run on WhatsApp and instinct. Your finance team runs on Excel. And you're in the middle, making decisions on numbers that are three weeks old.
That costs you: profit fade, duplicated work, and an operation one overworked IT guy away from a very bad week.
I know the politics, the permissions, and the paperwork it takes to move a large ship.
DON'T TAKE MY WORD FOR IT.
Theory is cheap. Click into the working tools yourself: live, in your browser, no slide decks. Built on the systems I ran inside a 6-company, 400-person construction group, including a software audit that took six figures off annual subscription spend.
Enter The Control Room →WHAT A FRACTIONAL CTSO DOES
Fractional CTSO
You don't need a full-time CIO yet. You need someone senior on contract to audit vendors, enforce security, and set the roadmap. This is the umbrella role that ties the rest of this together.
Software Cleanup
I audit every subscription you're paying for. Cancel the dead ones, replace the shadow tools, connect what stays. Your systems talk to each other so your people don't have to.
Custom Software
You've been told that tracker, portal, or report needs a dev team and a year. I'm an expert in the newest build tools, and one consultant can now ship a scoped tool in weeks, work that used to take a bench quarters. Fixed scope, quoted up front, and you own the code. Right now I'm building a system for a BC/Alberta restoration group that connects their accounting, job management, payables, receivables, and fleet in one place.
Reporting & Dashboards
One screen with the numbers you keep asking for: margin by job, cash position, which projects are slipping. Pulled straight from your accounting and job software, updated without anyone re-typing a thing.
START WITH A DEMO SPRINT: $5,000 FLAT. TWO WEEKS.
Bring me your ugliest workflow. Two weeks later you're clicking through a working demo of the tool that fixes it: built on your data shape, hosted, ready to share with your team.
The demo comes together fast because it's a demo: sample data, nothing connected, nothing at risk. The production build is a different animal. Robust, secure software takes months, and the scope document tells you exactly how many before you spend another dollar.
What you get: a half-day kickoff to map the workflow · the working demo as a link you can share internally · a written scope document (what it does, where the data comes from, what it connects to, risks, rollout plan) · a fixed quote for the real build · a recorded walkthrough plus a handover call · and you own all of it, even if we never work together again.
The terms: go ahead within 60 days on a build of $15,000+ and the full $5,000 comes off the price. If there's no working demo you can click through at the end of the sprint, you don't pay. I run one sprint at a time.
Book the Demo SprintENGAGEMENT MODELS
A retainer month ships things: reports your owners open, vendors cut, fires prevented. Scoped by hours, sold by output. Project builds are quoted separately, or you can start with a Demo Sprint above. Retainer clients get a response within one business day; for go-lives and migrations we agree an on-call window up front.
Ongoing oversight, vendor management, and strategic guidance. Right for stable operations that need a steady hand.
Active fractional Chief Tech & Systems Officer engagement. Roadmap, vendor oversight, and hands-on delivery.
Full engagement during a big push: a software migration, a new company coming into the group, a high-stakes project phase.
Not sure which fits? Start with the Demo Sprint. It scopes the right engagement, and the fee comes off your first build.
Book the Demo SprintBC-based. NDA before any audit. MFA enforced on my own accounts, because I practice what I sell. Everything is built in your tenant, under your admin accounts, documented as I go. If I get hit by a bus, you lose a consultant, not your systems.
PEER-TO-PEER PARTNERSHIP
"I'm not an agency junior. I'm a former IT Manager for a major construction conglomerate, based in Langley, BC, available on your schedule. I speak 'Boardroom' and 'Job Site' fluently. Let's get your house in order."
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