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| : : Case Study: IQubed (Intelligence Cubed) |
| Craig Roberts is chief information
officer for Iqubed, a Houston-based consulting firm specializing in
maximizing business potential through inspired design and deployment
of technology. Roberts has used Ecora Software products for approximately
two years. He sent this Q&A case study to tell us how it's going. Which features do you find most beneficial in your consulting work? There is no question that the Ecora Configuration Reporter is the "must have" tool for anyone serious about providing top flight IT consulting services. The ability to quickly collect and export hundreds of configuration settings into html, DOC, or delimited text files for a relational database or spreadsheet is indispensable. Plus, the Reporter generates plain-English reports with a few mouse clicks that are easily understood by the non-technical clients to whom IQubed markets it's services. Can you provide any specifics of how much time you have saved on specific jobs? IQubed specializes in network design and implementation for small to medium business environments. Due to this target market, one of our main product recommendations is Microsoft's Small Business Server® solution. Proper, detailed documentation of the Microsoft Small Business Server® environment with an average of ten to fifty client systems will normally average between eight hundred and fifteen hundred single-spaced, double-sided pages. Anywhere from twenty to fifty hours of labor time is normally worked into the service package to produce a bound, hard-copy version of the documentation for the client. The time, of course, is dependent on the installation and configuration variances required by the project. Utilizing the Ecora product, IQubed has been able to reduce the documentation time required from twenty to fifty hours down to between two and ten hours. In a nutshell, what is the best thing you can say about Ecora and how it helps you? The nutshell answer: quality, top to bottom. The slightly longer answer-Ecora solutions are:
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