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Contact ballastIQ

Tell us about the challenge, project, or decision.

A brief description of the situation is enough to begin. We can determine whether ballastIQ is a good fit and what kind of engagement would be appropriate.

Getting Started

The project does not need to be fully defined.

Describe what is happening, what needs to improve or be decided, and any important business or technical constraints.

Useful context may include what has already been tried, the systems or products involved, important timing, and the result you are trying to reach.

A Good Fit

ballastIQ is best suited to work with meaningful complexity.

  • The project or decision has significant business or technical consequences.
  • Several systems, disciplines, vendors, or technologies are involved.
  • Senior technical judgment is needed alongside implementation.
  • The work can be defined around a meaningful result.
  • A small, senior-led practice is appropriate for the engagement.

What Happens Next

Determine the appropriate starting point.

The first discussion is intended to establish the problem, the likely scope, and whether ballastIQ can provide useful help.

  1. 01

    Review the Situation

    Understand the problem, project, decision, available information, and important constraints.

  2. 02

    Choose a Starting Point

    This may be a Strategic Assessment, defined project, technical diligence engagement, or ongoing technical leadership.

  3. 03

    Define the Engagement

    Establish the scope, responsibilities, commercial terms, and intended result before the work begins.

Areas of Work

Common reasons clients contact ballastIQ.

Operations & Business Improvement

Processes, CRM, ERP, reporting, automation, integrations, sales operations, and customer experience.

Product & Technology Development

Feasibility, architecture, prototyping, software, hardware, integrations, and commercialization.

Technical Leadership & Diligence

Fractional CTO services, technical planning, architecture review, vendor assessment, team evaluation, and diligence.

Connected Systems & Automation

Field equipment, controls, edge computing, telemetry, remote monitoring, cloud services, and automation.