SP Home Run Inc. Shares How Mac Pros Can Start Computer Consulting Firms

[prMac.com] Lake Worth, Florida – Government statistics specifies that 80% small businesses fail within the first five years. SP Home Run Inc wishes to save start-up IT consulting benefactors from becoming statistics. The new white paper they provided tips on ‘How to start a computer Consulting Business’ with 5 Proven Ways to Form Your Initial Client Base,  defining 11 key steps, which helps in taking your businesses instantly to become recognized successful IT Service Provider and  7 way to keep expenses low as they do it. The white paper is offered free on its website.

What are the steps to be taken while starting a computer consulting business: Here are the 6 Proven Ways to Build your Initial Client Base answers all of six questions are most frequently asked by new business holders and make things easier the steps required to become an established IT service provider, VAR, computer consulting firm, network integrator or computer repair business, including.

* What are the first a small number of steps when starting up a new business? Learn why the business plan is so vital, even if you are not looking for external capital, how to select an operative company name, why you need to catch a lawyer and accountant immediately, and the significance of creating a business email address.

* How much capital is needed to start up a technology service provider business? Find out how to grow your business organically without taking on a huge financial risk, including how much money you will need for marketing, professional services, business licenses, domain names, website hosting, credit card merchant accounts, and personal reserves.

* What are some ways to lower start-up costs? Learn which expenses to totally avoid and identify the least expensive place to initially locate your business.

* How do you build an initial client base for a new computer consulting startup? The white paper introduces nine steps to generate leads that will get your business up and running, including tips on social media, video, networking events, trade shows, and speaking opportunities.

* What income streams should a new business pursue? There are four different income or revenue streams that are relevant to IT consulting firms catering to local small businesses. Learn how each revenue source can benefit your new IT company's profitability.

* Which tools are needed to start a technology provider business? Find out which tools you already have (hint: you use it every day) and which tools you cannot do business without.

"How to Start a Computer Consulting Business: 6 Proven Ways to Build Your Initial Client Base is intended to help IT industrialists, including Mac professionals, avoid the common beginner mistakes that wave many small businesses. The strategies presented can help you build a strong foundation for keeping your computer consulting business profitable and sustainable in the long run. As Apple is now making a stronger push into the B2B market, the consulting opportunity is especially strong for Mac professionals with skills on the iOS and OS X platforms, Apple Certified Technical Coordinators (ACTCs), and members of the Apple Consultants Network (ACN). A little planning goes a long way."

To download How to Start a Computer Consulting Business: 6 Proven Ways to Build Your Initial Client Base and receive a free subscription to the SP Home Run Weekly Update Newsletter, visit the company's website.

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Elliott Davis Embraces Bring Your Own Device Trend with mobilEcho

 

[prMac.com] Arlington, Virginia and Greenville, South Carolina – GroupLogic, one of the leading providers of software products that unlock the power of new enterprise platforms, introduced Elliott Davis, an accounting services firm for more than85 years, has invented its Mobile File Management(MFM) software, mobileEcho. Even though iPad and other devices were been an apart of Elliott Davis’s technology landscape, mobileEcho provides its users the freedom and the sureness to use these devices to their full potential.

Elliotto Davis sought its employees to have access to files store on the company’s server via their smartphones and tablets. However, for security user interface issues and complexity limited the options. Before employees of Davis were only able to access email, contacts, calendar, and note-taking on mobile devices, but now with mobileEcho these devices can be used for more than ever before – can do updates on documents and revised in real-time during meetings that going to save time and resources, and information can easily be accessed from the road.

Even though the iPad has been great as a way to consumes content, our executive staff wanted to do more, such as gain access to our internal network, said by Bob Jamison, the Chief information officer of Elliott Davis. Apart from mobileEcho, we hand not found a way to easily and securely extend files o out network. Now, they can pull any file they need, whenever they need it, from wherever they are, without any of our internal protocols being compromised."

"As an accounting firm, Elliott Davis deals with massive amounts of sensitive information every day. Information that cannot risk being compromised," said Anders Lofgren, Vice President of Product Management at GroupLogic. "Like many of our customers, we understand Elliott Davis's concern - they wanted to embrace the power of the iPad, but were cautious to do that without ensuring files would be secure. mobilEcho was developed for just that reason - to give IT the peace of mind they need so they can focus on more pressing issues at hand."

About Elliott Davis:

Elliott Davis is one of the largest accounting, tax and consulting services firms in the Southeast and ranks among the top 50 CPA firms in the U.S. With offices in SC, NC, GA and VA, the firm provides clients across a wide range of industries with smart, customized solutions and its people with rewarding opportunities. Founded in 1925, Elliott Davis is a member of The Leading Edge Alliance, an international professional association of independently owned accounting firms based in the U.S., and is strategically aligned with LEA Europe and LEA Asia Pacific, a worldwide network of more than 450 offices in 100 countries around the globe. For more information about Elliott Davis and its services, visit the Elliott Davis website.

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