About
Who you would actually be dealing with
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Richard Williams
Principal · ChristchurchRichard has spent nineteen years implementing and customising ERP for small and mid-sized businesses in New Zealand. He has owned three small businesses of his own, and he has worked as a virtual CISO across legal and manufacturing. He holds a master's degree in Information Systems from Sheffield Business School (1995).
Jeff Herbert
Principal · AdelaideJeff has spent fifteen years building managed services, managed security and multi-tenant cloud in New Zealand. He was CISO inside a 100-person managed services provider, and he lectured in cloud and security at Auckland University of Technology for nearly four years. He now builds AI platforms.
A third colleague works from Auckland. The first conversation on any engagement is with one of the two principals above, and it costs nothing.
Why the firm looks like this
Senior people, and machines doing the typing
A conventionally staffed firm rarely builds a working tool for $5,000. AI does the production work: the analysis, the first draft, the assembly of the build.
A senior person spends the whole engagement on the judgement, because none of their hours go on typing. Every line has a human accountable for it.
The one build we have written up
Nexanomics: a platform built from an unproven idea, described end to end including what did not work first time. It is a related Cybercraft project rather than an arm's-length client, not third-party proof.