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Technology Advisor · New Hampshire

A Technology Advisor for growing New Hampshire businesses.

Make confident software, AI, and systems decisions without an in-house CTO, and without being sold to. Vendor-neutral guidance from an operator who has built and shipped real technology.

Complimentary, 30 minutes, no obligation.

Technology decisions keep landing on your desk, new software, an AI tool, a systems overhaul, and every vendor swears theirs is the answer. Without a trusted, independent voice, it is easy to overspend, get locked in, or stall. A technology advisor gives you that voice.

What is a technology advisor?

A technology advisor is a senior, vendor-neutral guide who helps you make confident decisions about software, systems, and AI without hiring a full-time CTO. Because the advisor does not resell products or take commissions, the recommendations serve your business, not a sales quota. Some call it a fractional CTO or part-time technology leader.

Who it is for

Growing New Hampshire businesses that rely on technology to compete but do not have senior, unbiased technology leadership in-house.

The problems owners describe

  • “Every vendor says yes, I cannot tell who is right for us.”
  • “We are about to spend real money and I want a second opinion.”
  • “Our systems are a patchwork and I am worried about lock-in.”
  • “I need someone on my side of the table, not selling to me.”

What we help you accomplish

  • Clear, prioritized technology roadmap tied to business goals
  • Vendor-neutral software and AI selection, with real requirements first
  • Pressure-tested vendor claims and better contracts, less lock-in
  • A sensible plan for security, data, and responsible AI use
  • An accountable rollout, coordinated with your IT partner or team

What an engagement looks like

Many owners keep us on a light monthly Advisor retainer so a trusted technologist is a call away when decisions come up. When you face a specific, weighty choice, a one-time AI Readiness Assessment or technology evaluation gives you a focused answer.

Investment

Ongoing

$1,500/monthAdvisor retainer (NH local rate)

Focused

from $2,500AI Readiness / tech evaluation (NH local rate)

Pricing is fixed by tier. Final scope and fee are confirmed after your complimentary conversation. New Hampshire businesses receive our local rate (shown above). Out-of-state, enterprise, and federal engagements are quoted separately.

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Why trust OnShoreWave

David Haberland has built and shipped real technology, he designed, patented, and launched SecureFi, an AI-driven fraud-prevention platform now in the app stores, and carries senior enterprise and public-sector experience. You get judgment from someone who has actually made the build-versus-buy calls, not a reseller with a quota.

Related: To adopt AI across your team, see AI Consulting. This advisory maps to OnShoreWave's AI Business Enablement capability. For post-quantum and security-driven technology decisions, see Quantum Readiness.

What owners ask us first

How is this different from hiring an IT company or an MSP?

An IT provider keeps your systems running and often sells the products it recommends. A technology advisor sits on your side of the table to set direction, evaluate options, and hold vendors accountable. The two work well together: we help you decide, your IT partner helps you run.

How much does a technology advisor cost in New Hampshire?

For New Hampshire businesses, at our local rate, ongoing advisory is from $1,500 per month, with a one-time AI Readiness Assessment from $2,500 when you need a focused evaluation. Out-of-state and enterprise pricing is higher and quoted separately. Pricing is fixed by tier and confirmed after a complimentary conversation.

Can you help us choose or replace a software system?

Yes. We define your real requirements, shortlist and compare options, pressure-test vendor claims, and help you negotiate and plan the rollout, so you avoid expensive mistakes and lock-in.

Do you take commissions from the vendors you recommend?

No. We are vendor-neutral and do not accept referral fees or commissions on the tools we recommend. That independence is the whole point.

Get an independent voice on your technology.

Bring us the decision on your desk. We will give you a straight, vendor-neutral answer and a plan you can act on.

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