TECHSYS Solutions and Services
Management Consulting

Business Needs Assessment

TECHSYS understands that our success is directly proportional to our ability to understand your needs. This one statement is paramount in our development of a long-term relationship… our ability to deliver solutions based upon your needs. It stands to reason, then, that we need to spend some time with you to understand those needs. We come to you simply as a "provider of solutions." Frankly, at the discovery stage, we are not yet sure what that solution will be. To ensure that TECHSYS will deliver that value-based solution, we have a discovery process that helps us understand your marketplace, business strategies as well as workforce/human resource strategies. We do this with experts in the field. These experienced members of our team gather the data necessary for us to provide you with the appropriate solution.

Our 3-step “Need Assessment Process” (NAP) is where our working relationship begins, and serves as the foundation for providing our services.

Step 1: Roundtable Workshop

TECHSYS’ expert Business Analysts and Technology Consultants meet with your IT and IS teams to discuss your business objectives and enabling technology. This is an open forum to collect information about what works, what could work better and what does not seem to work very well at all. From these discussions we are able to work with you to identify area of need as well as any Business Solution Assessments (if any) need to be done. (1 to 8 hours)

Step 2: Solution Proposal

TECHSYS works with you in performing any Business Solution Assessments as needed so we can discover where there might be a better cheaper faster way of doing business. Then we draw up a Solution Proposal document which allows all stakeholders to see clearly all the potential opportunities we have identified together. (8 to 16 hours)

Step 3: TECHSYS Roadmap

The TECHSYS Roadmap proposes a plan of action for change. This is where we propose how you get from where you are to where you need to be. (2 to 8 hours)

“Businesses do not need just technology, but solutions—and a plan of how to get there.”