IT strategy
We help you with a tangible and action-oriented IT strategy
IT strategy for your company
All companies need a tangible and action-oriented IT strategy. We sometimes meet companies that say: “we are an old-fashioned company, and we do fine without an IT strategy”, but they still have electronic documents, emails, and they shop and pay electronically.
All businesses are highly digital today. A good IT strategy is important for everyone.
Stuck with old decisions
Many large companies are stuck, and this is due to many years of bad decisions regarding IT. It is our experience that the larger the company – the more international, and the more legacy technology they have – the more they stick to the framework of the past.
Such companies find it difficult to sell via the Internet and serve customers digitally. This is because they have legacy systems, old processes, and their employees are unfortunately ingrained in old processes and habits. All initiatives have become unmanageably difficult. Those kinds of companies have become supertankers that are hard to turn.
It goes without saying that if you continue on the same path, you will end up in the same place. And if you need to change direction, we will help start the process with an IT strategy.

How we do
The work with an IT strategy is based on:

Anchoring and clear speech
We build the IT strategy with you. We conduct interviews with management and key people in your company, so that we anchor the strategy in the management and the entire organization.
Some say with a smile that “IT is too important to leave to the IT people”. The idea is that even though the IT department has the main role, an IT strategy will only be successful if the management and key people have committed to it. We consider it part of our job to ensure that.
People basically do not like change. That is our nature. Most people want tomorrow to be just like yesterday. But when you can see that it is not good enough, we will help you face reality and steer you safely forward.
We do that by saying things as they are.