Type “why technology projects fail” into a search engine and you’ll receive an overwhelming number of samples of failed projects in addition to studies and articles exposing the reasons—insufficient funding, staff, and commitment; poor user input, stakeholder conflict, and vague requirements; Standish Group research that shows the majority of IT projects fail or are challenged to provide the required functionality on time and on budget. In summary: poor management.

Computeration personnel rely on planning, prototyping, and good communication through documentation. We bring the majority of our projects in on time and on budget.

Prepare – more strategically   Computeration helps you identify the primary strategic value your business information system must provide to your organization.  ■  Eliminate multiple data entry points to improve efficiency  ■  Provide more accurate information faster and easier  ■  Lean operation to reduce cost and improve productivity of personnel   Plan – more thoroughly We help you develop:  ■  A realistic timeframe that includes:      ▪  System selection      ▪  Scheduling the team      ▪  Prototyping      ▪  Training and Implementation  ■  Budgeting that includes hardware, software, maintenance plans, implementation and support  ■  Functional requirements identified by your executives, managers, and staff CLICK HERE to download and view a whitepaper on The Value of Weekly Project Meetings   Evaluate – more closely We insure you don’t ignore the strategic requirements before you look at software features.  ■  Developer financial stability  ■  Software roadmap to the future  ■  Development tools  ■  Ability to facilitate your company’s growth  ■  Fit to your business  ■  Flexible choice of training methods  ■  Flexible choice of follow-up support We have developed an effective method of evaluating your unique business processes and management needs by looking at your business information from the top down. This method helps you save time and money. We help you prepare a scripted demonstration, so you’re comparing product performance against your goal line. Prototype – to reduce risk and cost We have found the prototype to be the best tool for determining the software fit, the extent of customization required, and (most important of all) the most accurate estimate of the staff and financial resources required to complete the implementation. A prototype lowers your risk and does so prior to your expenditure of non-refundable costs for software and the majority of services. Analysis of the prototype process reveals that it lowers the overall cost of implementation. Owners of small companies who think they can’t afford a prototype are the very owners who must have a prototype. They have no room for risk or failure of the implementation. CLICK HERE to download and view a whitepaper on The Value of Prototypes   Deploy – rapidly and effectively  ■  Rapid Implementation Toolkit  ■  Integration of legacy data – 120-day module license included at no additional cost  ■  Online, classroom, and one-on-one training   Smooth Sailing – recognizing a resource and cost savings sooner  ■  Reliable, responsive support  ■  PDF user guides, web-based training, free downloadable training manuals  ■  Thousands of searchable TechKnowledges online 24x7  ■  User groups, online communities, newsletters, and the annual Microsoft Customer Convergence to share ideas  ■  One Point Service – one phone call                    Home Page