A CTO will typically be someone with 10-15 or more years experience in technology. Ideally a CTO will have owned and run a business and have 5 years or more experience in an executive technology planning capacity. A CTO’s business experience is every bit as important as their technology experience and will be invaluable in helping you make critical business decisions.
Most small and medium size businesses don’t have the resources or the need to hire a full time CTO. However it is vital for many of them that they have the opportunity to consult regularly with a senior technology manager who understands the big picture for their business and their technology. ACS has on staff several CTO level executives who have collectively managed the technology for scores of businesses including: hedge funds, venture funds, biotech, non-profits, general business, law firms, accounting firms, PR & marketing firms, property management companies, medical device manufacturers, start ups of various kinds and just about every other vertical in the small and medium sized business world.
A CTO from ACS can help guide you through growth and technology planning for the coming year or the next three years depending on your needs. We will work with you on everything from business continuity and disaster recovery to the evaluation of 3rd party software applications. Other areas where an ACS CTO can help you include:
- Backup strategy
- Security auditing
- Email management, archiving and regulatory compliance
- Compliance with privacy laws and financial records keeping regulations
- Bandwidth usage, traffic control, and monitoring
- PC purchasing and lifecycle planning
- Server capacity and lifecycle planning
- Routing and network infrastructure evaluation
- Technically intensive business strategizing
- Employee productivity & efficiency evaluation
- And many others
Call ACS today for a free initial consultation and find out what our CTO’s can do to help you improve your business. ACS: 877-227-7773
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