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Operations Assessment · New Hampshire
Before you fix operations, find out what is actually broken. A structured, fixed-price review of how your company runs, process, roles, technology, and metrics, with a prioritized plan for what to fix first.
Complimentary, 30 minutes, no obligation.
You can feel that operations are holding you back, but the cause is fuzzy. Is it process, unclear roles, the wrong tools, or missing metrics? Guessing is expensive. An operations assessment replaces the guesswork with a clear diagnosis and a plan you can act on.
A business operations assessment is a structured review of how your company actually runs: process, roles, technology, and metrics. It finds where work bogs down or depends on the owner, and produces a prioritized plan for what to fix first, so you can scale without chaos.
New Hampshire companies that are scaling, preparing for a transition, or simply tired of the same recurring operational friction, and want a clear-eyed diagnosis before investing in change.
Fixed Price
New Hampshire businesses receive our local rate (shown above); out-of-state, enterprise, and federal engagements are quoted separately. If you want the broader picture, this rolls up into the NH Business Growth and Technology Assessment.
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David Haberland has run operations, not just studied them. He served as fractional and interim COO of a $3M to $5M New Hampshire company and built, patented, and launched a software company. The assessment reflects what actually breaks in a growing business, and what to do about it.
For New Hampshire businesses, at our local rate, the Operations Assessment is a fixed price of $1,500 (standard, out-of-state, is $2,500). It stands on its own and, if you choose, becomes the foundation for an ongoing fractional COO engagement or the broader NH Business Growth and Technology Assessment.
A clear picture of your operational maturity, the specific bottlenecks holding you back, and a prioritized operating plan you can act on, whether you implement it yourself or with our help.
Most assessments run a couple of weeks end to end, including a working session with you and key team members, so the findings reflect how the business truly operates.
No. It is just as valuable for healthy companies preparing to scale, add a location or offering, or make a first operations hire, when you want to grow on a solid foundation.
Get a clear read on where your operations actually stand, and a prioritized plan for what to fix first.
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