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Not sure whether to build custom software, buy an existing tool or fix what you already have? Mayonity gives you a clear, practical answer. Our IT consulting is led by people who build software every day, so our advice comes with realistic costs, timelines and risks rather than slideware. We review your current systems, listen to how your team works, and recommend the smallest change that solves the real problem. Our remote team is available to businesses in Singapore, Malaysia, Australia and worldwide, and you are free to take our plan to any developer, including us.
Technology and website audits, software and product roadmaps, build-versus-buy assessments, technology stack recommendations, MVP scoping and cost estimates for startups, reviews of projects that are late or over budget, and plans for automating manual business processes.
We begin with a discovery call to understand your business, your goals and what is not working today. We then review your existing systems, code or vendors and speak with the people who use them. You receive a written report in plain language: what we found, the options with their costs and trade-offs, and the next steps we recommend in priority order. If you want help carrying out the plan, our design and development teams can step in.
We review your current systems, website or software project, talk with the people who use them, and deliver a written report: what we found, your options with costs and trade-offs, and the next steps we recommend in priority order.
It depends on the size of the review. After a discovery call we quote a fixed fee for the audit or roadmap, so you know the cost before we begin.
No. The report and roadmap are yours. You can take them to your in-house team or any other developer. If you want us to carry out the plan, our design and development teams can do that too.
Yes. We review code, architecture and project plans from other vendors, explain in plain language what is working and what is not, and recommend whether to continue, fix or rebuild.
It depends on how unusual your process is. If an existing tool covers most of your needs, buying is usually cheaper and faster. If your team is working around the tool with spreadsheets and manual steps, custom software often pays for itself. We compare both options with real costs before you decide.
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