Independent advisorAustralia · South East Queensland · Brisbane15 – 500 staffNo vendor commissions

Your technology should make work easier.

For growing Australian organisations. I find the friction across your systems, processes, data and AI plans, then design a roadmap and lead the change.

Twenty minutes, no charge, no pitch. If it is not a fit, I will tell you and point you somewhere better.

Some of the organisations I have worked with

Does this sound familiar?

The tools are there. The flow is not.

Most technology problems start in the gaps between people, processes and systems.

01

Systems do not talk.

Staff re-key data, hunt for updates and reconcile conflicting versions of the truth.

02

Where does AI actually fit?

Ideas and new subscriptions are multiplying, but nobody has set priorities, controls or a practical adoption plan.

03

Projects keep drifting.

Vendors, leaders and staff see different versions of the problem, so progress stalls while costs continue.

The practical starting point

The IT & AI Review

One focused day to understand what is slowing the business down and what is worth fixing first.

One review day

$3,500+ GST

Findings delivered within one week.

The fee varies with the number of stakeholder conversations the review needs, confirmed before the review is booked.

Twenty minutes, no charge, no pitch. If it is not a fit, I will tell you and point you somewhere better.

What lands in your inbox

  1. 01Written findings document
  2. 02Current systems and workflow map
  3. 03Prioritised opportunity register scored by value, feasibility and risk
  4. 0490-day roadmap with owners and sequence
  5. 0560-minute leadership presentation

Your time commitment is roughly two hours across three or four short conversations, plus access to relevant documents and systems information.

  1. Day 1

    The review day

    On site. Around two hours of your team’s time.

  2. Week 1

    Findings and roadmap

    Written findings, systems map, 90-day sequence.

  3. Day 90

    Change that landed

    Owned by your team, or led by me.

A good fit

  • 15 to 500 staff
  • Multiple systems, teams or locations
  • Leadership owns decisions but has no CIO

Not a fit

  • A very small business operating on one simple platform
  • Day-to-day helpdesk or hardware support
  • A request to resell and install a predetermined product

The commitment

My independence, in writing.

IT Designer accepts no commissions, referral fees, rebates or margin from software vendors, resellers or implementation partners. My only revenue is what you pay me. If a commercial relationship ever exists with a provider I recommend, I will disclose it before making the recommendation.

Compare the starting points

Choose advice that serves the buyer.

Different providers solve different problems.

How independent direction differs from the other ways organisations buy technology help. Deliberately qualitative, because scope and commercial models vary.
QuestionYour MSPLarge consultancyInternal IT managerIT Designer
Primary roleSupport and operationsAdvisory and programsInternal ownershipIndependent direction and delivery
Vendor positionMay resell supported toolsMay have partner alliancesWorks for the businessNo commissions or reseller margin
Starting commitmentExisting support agreementOften a larger discoveryPermanent hireOne-day review, typically $3,500 + GST
Business-first focusVaries by providerUsuallyDepends on seniorityYes
Can lead implementationWithin support capabilityYesYesYes, with your team and providers

Client perspective

Independence shown through action.

A consummate Software Business Analyst and follow-through Implementation Project Manager.
Natalie DenningHuman Resource Director, Fallon Solutions
Eyal is blessed with high level technical and managerial skills, ability to acquire new fields of knowledge with ease, excellent interpersonal communication and impeccable integrity.
Oren ShavitPresident, Caspit Ltd
Eyal helped us iron out issues with our customer database company and kept pressure on them until they fixed the issues. He was responsive and kept us updated with progress and timelines.
Laura JenzenCEO, Colorectal Surgery
I have great esteem for Eyal’s contribution to our company as a technology leader and as a person.
Yaki DunietzCEO, AI R&D
Thanks for all your hard work and contribution to National Home Doctor Service.
The NHDS Team13SICK
The new online platform resulted in ease of use for our customers and a doubling of online sales within a few weeks.
Peter TaylorManaging Director, Ezy Anchor

Human first. Systems second.

A clear three-step framework for practical AI.

I help businesses turn AI from an interesting idea into a practical capability that improves real work.

Discover

Identify the workflows, bottlenecks and opportunities where AI or automation can create measurable value.

  • Workflow and bottleneck mapping
  • Opportunity scoring
  • Data readiness

Design

Choose the right solution, connect it with systems and data, and establish controls and human oversight.

  • Solution and vendor selection
  • Integration design
  • Controls and human oversight

Deliver

Build and test with real users, support adoption, measure results and improve over time.

  • Build and test with real users
  • Adoption support
  • Measurement and iteration

Start with one valuable workflow, prove what works, then expand with confidence.

Questions leaders ask

Before we talk.

Are you an MSP or outsourced IT support company?

No. I do not sell hardware, licences or support contracts, and I do not run your helpdesk. I work alongside your internal team, MSP and specialist vendors.

What does this cost after the review?

It depends on the outcome. Ongoing leadership is usually a retainer, while systems, delivery and rescue work are scoped projects. I explain the commercial shape before you commit to further work.

How quickly can we start?

A 20-minute call is the first step. If the review is right for you, we agree timing, access and the people who need to be involved before booking the review day.

What do you need from my team?

For the one-day review, I need a leadership intake, access to relevant documents and systems information, and roughly two hours across three or four short conversations with the people closest to the work.

We already have an MSP. Will this cause friction?

It should not. I clarify business requirements and decisions, then brief your MSP clearly and respectfully. Good providers usually welcome a client who can give them better direction.

What happens if we do not act on the roadmap?

You still leave with an independent view of priorities, dependencies and risks. The roadmap helps leadership make better decisions even if implementation waits.

Is the review only about artificial intelligence?

No. AI is assessed in context. The best action may be automation, integration, cleaner data, a clearer process or better use of a system you already have.

A useful first conversation

Start with the problem, not the platform.

Tell me what is making work harder than it should be. I will help you decide whether the review is the right next step.

Book a 20-minute call

Twenty minutes, no charge, no pitch. If it is not a fit, I will tell you and point you somewhere better.