IPA 100 company based in Indianapolis Ksm (Katz Sapper & Miller) (FY23 Revenue net of $ 144.9 million) announced the launch of its latest advisory offer, information technology services. This new service will offer companies a strategic IT advice and solutions that improve efficiency, security and innovation. The KSM information technology services group will be directed by David EckelA seasoned technological framework with more than 30 years of experience providing technological solutions in various industries.
“In today’s digital landscape, companies need more than technology – they need a roadmap to ensure that their IT investments are aligned with wider commercial objectives,” said Eckel. “Our IT services are designed to provide avant-garde strategies and practical solutions that help organizations to navigate in the complexities of modern technology.”
The KSM IT services group offers a range of services to help companies make informed technological decisions, improve operational resilience and remain competitive. These services include:
- Information technology strategy – Develop complete IT plans, optimize infrastructure, improve security, establish best practices and conduct digital transformation initiatives
- CIO Virtual Services – Provide executive level leadership and strategic advice without the need for a full -time IOC
- AI, analysis and automation – Take advantage of artificial intelligence, predictive analysis and automation to improve the efficiency and decision -making -based decision -making
- Cloud Services – Design and implement cloud solutions that maximize scalability, flexibility and profitability
“Our mission has always been to help companies achieve their objectives, and information technologies are an essential element of this equation,” said Tim CookCEO and president of KSM. “With the launch of our IT services group under David’s leadership, we deepen our commitment to providing innovative advice solutions that allow our customers to thrive in an increasingly complex commercial environment.”