Your IT Infrastructure. Planned Right.

Consulting is advice, not labor. I assess your environment, work out what it needs, and give you a documented plan and recommendations. The hands-on work itself — installing, configuring, cabling — is then carried out by you, your staff, or any IT provider you choose, working from that plan. You get expert thinking without committing to a provider for the execution.

Correct — Mosher Devices is a consulting practice, not a repair shop or a managed service provider. My background is hands-on IT work, which is exactly what makes the advice practical. But the service I offer is the assessment, the plan, and the guidance. If you'd like, I can stay involved in an advisory role while the work is carried out, reviewing progress and answering questions along the way.

That depends on the engagement, but typically: your network and how it's structured, your computers and servers, user accounts and who has access to what, your email and cloud platforms, your security posture, and how your data is backed up. The scope is agreed in the initial consultation, based on what you're trying to decide or improve.

Written documents you keep: an assessment of your current environment, findings explained in plain language, recommendations in priority order, and a roadmap that sequences the work. They're written so that you — or any competent IT provider — can act on them without me in the room.

A project has a defined question and a defined end: plan this office, assess this network, roadmap this migration. Ongoing advisory keeps me involved over time — regular reviews, planning sessions, and a second opinion whenever a technology decision comes up. Many clients start with a project and continue with advisory once they see the value of having the plan kept current.

Very little: roughly how many people and computers you have, who currently handles your IT, what your main pain points are, and what you're hoping to achieve. The preparation guide above lists the handful of things worth gathering — rough answers are fine.

Often, yes. An independent consultant has no products to sell and no contract to defend, so you get an honest second opinion: on your provider's recommendations, on a quote you've received, or on whether your current setup still fits your business. The plan I produce can be handed straight to your existing provider to execute.

That's exactly who this is for. Small businesses and offices without internal IT staff are the ones most exposed to expensive technology mistakes — buying the wrong systems, or neglecting security and backup until something goes wrong. Consulting gives you senior-level IT thinking, sized to what you actually need.

Fill in the form below, call 347-670-5165, or email hello@mosherdevices.com with a short description of your project or question. We'll set up an initial consultation to talk through your environment and what you're trying to achieve.