Industries
Technology for small and midsize businesses in any industry.
ZARS Solutions works with small and midsize businesses whatever they do. The services are the same everywhere; what changes is which systems matter most, what data you hold and what your clients, regulators or insurers expect.
01In-depth guidance
Industries we have written in-depth guidance for
These three sectors carry particular weight for reliability, confidentiality and planning, so each has its own page. They are examples, not a complete list.
02Other sectors
Other industries
A few more sectors and the technology issues that usually come up in them.
- Construction & trades
- Crews and project managers working from job sites, shared drawings and estimates, and phones and tablets that need to be managed and secure.
- Engineering & architecture
- Large design files, CAD and BIM workstations, project archives that must be kept for years, and client confidentiality.
- Nonprofits
- Donor and member data, volunteers who come and go, tight budgets and making the most of nonprofit software licensing.
- Real estate & property management
- Distributed offices, tenant and transaction records, wire-fraud and email-impersonation risk, and staff who work on the move.
- Manufacturing & distribution
- ERP and inventory systems that cannot go down, shop-floor and warehouse devices, and keeping office and plant networks apart.
- Financial advisory & insurance
- Sensitive client financial data, regulator and carrier security expectations, email retention and secure document exchange.
03Not listed?
Don’t see your industry?
That is not a reason to look elsewhere. Most of what makes technology work in a 30-person accounting firm also applies to a 30-person engineering firm, nonprofit or distributor.
The IT Assessment is where industry-specific needs come out: the applications you depend on, the data you hold, the deadlines that matter and the obligations you work under. See how the services fit together.
Tell us how your business works.
The IT Assessment starts with your operations and obligations, then looks at the technology, whatever your industry.