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RasmussenTechnical Advisory Group

Technical advisory for growing businesses

Know what to fix. What to keep. What to build. What to do next.

Senior technical judgment, from core systems to AI, with the engineering acumen to back it up.

Any of these sound familiar?

  • Fix the current system or replace it?
  • The team is busy, but progress is hard to judge.
  • One person holds all the system knowledge.
  • You know AI could help, but not where it pays off.
  • You need a CTO, but not full-time.

Our approach

Start with the business. Follow the evidence.

  1. Understand

    What the software does for the business, and what is in the way.

  2. Prioritize

    Weigh the options. Pick the few changes that matter.

  3. Ship

    Guide your team, manage a vendor, or build it directly.

We start here

Get a clear picture first.

Technical Risk & Modernization Assessment

A focused review of the systems you rely on. You get a system map, ranked risks, and a 90-day plan.

  • System map
  • Ranked risks
  • Priorities
  • 90-day plan

Ongoing

Then keep going.

Custom software & integrations

Hands-on builds for a defined problem: integrations, internal tools, deployment fixes.

Already know what you need? Skip the assessment.

How the advice works

Good advice often shrinks the plan.

  • Build or buy?

    A $300/month product often beats months of custom work.

  • Process or headcount?

    Slow delivery is often a deployment problem, not a hiring one.

  • Modernize or maintain?

    If the architecture works, leave it alone.

  • Where does AI pay off?

    Start with your own data and workflows, not a chatbot demo. Then build what earns its keep.

Who you work with

A senior team, hands on.

The people who scope your work are the people who do it. We advise, decide, and write code when that is faster.

Engagement model

Fixed scope. Fixed fee.

Start with a call. If it is a fit, you get a proposal with scope, deliverables, and a fixed fee. Scope changes are agreed before work starts.

Facing a software decision?

Tell us what is taking up the most attention.