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Jonathan McHargConsulting

IT Leadership

Senior IT judgement, for the days you need it.

Some businesses need a director-level view once a quarter, not once a week.

When people use this

  • A tender or contract renewal has landed, and you need someone who can read a supplier proposal the way the person who wrote it does
  • You're being sold something substantial and want an independent opinion before you sign
  • A decision needs making — cloud migration, a system replacement, hire or outsource — and there's nobody internal with the experience to make it
  • A project has stalled and you need someone to work out why
  • You want a second opinion on what your current provider is telling you

How it works

Bought by the hour or in prepaid blocks, drawn down in thirty-minute chunks as you need them. Valid for twelve months, so you're not buying against a deadline.

No retainer, no minimum term, and no expectation that it turns into something ongoing — though it often does.

Why an outsider

I've run IT companies. I know how they price, where the margin sits, what's genuinely difficult and what's being made to sound difficult.

When a proposal or a renewal lands on your desk, you're reading it as a customer. I read it as someone who used to write them.

Got something specific to decide?

Tell me what it is. No charge for the first conversation.