Trinity Consulting, Inc. Information Technology Consulting Website Development and Data Management Solutions.
Productivity
Trinity Consulting offers Technology, Meet Business! Productivity Consulting Services to select clients.
Every company wants to get more return on investment (ROI) out of its development investments, whether those investments are in personnel or in IT. We’d like to help you capitalize on investments in both areas by reconnecting users to the powerful technology at their disposal—or by identifying needs that may have previously gone unnoticed.
In too many situations, IT decisions are made "out of sight" of the typical network user, and poor communication results in inadequate or inefficient use of available services. In worst case scenarios, general corporate users or individual divisions will feel dispirited or at odds with their IT department.
In other cases, the IT department simply hasn't had the opportunity to perform a comprehensive audit of whether or not the technology currently being leveraged is truly meeting the primary needs of the user base. It may be time to reorient staff to currently available tools, add some new group-wide solutions, or judiciously apply creative solutions to work wonders for key individuals.
Likewise, IT administrators may not have identified the "early adopters" in each department that readily adapt to new technologies and push beyond the first frustrations that can come with new product use. These individuals can be utilized both as an IT focus group during product development/investigation stages and as natural promoters of newly deployed products within their department.
What could you do with 5,000 additional hours of productivity?
A single willing user might easily be able able to save 50 hours per year by changing two or three usage habits relating to use of IT. Multiply that by 100 employees, and you get 5,000 more productive man hours per year—for free.
Trinity Consulting can act to help you in all of these areas, and do so particularly effectively at the beginning of a new fiscal year or budget cycle.