Before the conversation
Bring your main question, current providers and any renewal dates or requirements you already know.
Book a 25 minute technology consultation.
Talk through your technology priorities, current environment and the decision you need to make.
What to expect
In the booking form
Share your business details, primary interest and what triggered the conversation. Choose an available time.
Your next steps
Use the conversation to clarify needs and discuss the appropriate evaluation, sourcing or review scope.
Need same day technology help?
The scheduler includes a separate $100 same day request. TaylorMade must confirm the opening. Confirm any engagement charges and scope before proceeding.
Common consultation questions
What does a technology advisor do?
TaylorMade helps businesses evaluate technology options and providers. Our existing process covers discovery, requirements, solution evaluation, sourcing and negotiation, implementation, and support throughout the contract.
Which technology solutions can we discuss?
Our current practice areas include cybersecurity, infrastructure and cloud, managed services, connectivity, customer experience, and AI sourcing. Start with the business challenge if you are unsure which category fits.
Explore technology solutionsWhy work with an advisor instead of contacting a provider directly?
A provider explains its own offering. An advisor helps you organize requirements and compare options across providers, so your decision can consider business fit, scope and total cost together.
Understand the advisory approachHow do you compare providers?
The existing TMTA process starts with discovery and defined requirements, then uses solution evaluation, direct comparisons and sourcing discussions. The criteria depend on the technology and your business needs.
See the processWhat should I prepare for a consultation?
Bring your main technology question, current providers, relevant renewal dates and any requirements you already know. The booking form asks for your business details, primary interest and what triggered the conversation.