Ajilitee Offers 50% Off BI and Cloud Services on Groupon

Mar 1, 2011 | Cloud, Data, News

SOURCE:  Ajilitee

Ajilitee, a business intelligence, analytics and cloud computing consulting firm, today announced 50% off strategic business intelligence and cloud computing consulting services on the popular daily deal website Groupon.

Through Groupon Stores, Ajilitee is offering high value, fast-paced workshops designed to help large and mid-sized organizations improve their current business intelligence (BI) environments or build their business cases for cloud computing. Customers can select one of the following two options:

  • A BI Best Practices Audit, a five-day workshop that deep-dives in a specific area that warrants help (choose among Data Architecture, Process Architecture, or BI Architecture) and analyzes findings against critical success factors. The audit will reveal violations of best practices and their impact, plus recommendations for improvement.
  • A Cloud Opportunity Map, a five-day workshop that brings together key stakeholders to assess opportunities, potential benefits, and strategies for cloud computing adoption.

“Investing in BI can create measurable impact at every stage of corporate information maturity. There’s also tremendous interest among organizations to explore the potential benefits of cloud computing,” said Terrence Ryan, Ajilitee CEO. “But budget limitations still remain an issue. Our half-price deal on Groupon gives organizations a compelling reason to jumpstart strategic IT initiatives that can drive growth and competitive advantage.”

Normally priced at $25,000, the engagements are available for $12,500 through Groupon until midnight on Monday, March 7, 2011 at the following URL:

http://www.groupon.com/merchants/ajilitee/deals/12500-for-a-five-day-enterprise-it-power-session-at-ajilitee-25000-value

To provide additional decision-making time, Ajilitee will honor the deal for another two weeks, until the close of business on Monday, March 21, 2011. Additional details can be found at Ajilitee’s website at http://www.ajilitee.com/groupon/.

“As far as we know, Ajilitee is the first to offer an IT consulting deal on Groupon,” said Ryan. “Sellers and buyers are meeting, interacting and transacting differently today. With the emergence of new and innovative channels to better serve customers, Ajilitee wanted to explore whether a powerful consumer-centric deals platform could be a viable model for the enterprise IT marketplace.”

About Ajilitee
Ajilitee is a consulting and services firm that specializes in agile analytics, business intelligence, cloud computing, and information management. Ajilitee’s award-winning information experts create agile IT environments for enhanced business performance using cloud computing-based methods, technologies and architectures for faster time-to-benefit with less risk and cost. For companies with strategic information needs, Ajilitee helps advise, build, and run programs that quickly and cost-efficiently drive immediate and measurable outcomes such as improved growth, better operations, and greater business agility. Ajilitee is a division of LaunchPoint. Visit us online at www.ajilitee.com.

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