PC Services

Business IT Consulting and Technology Planning

An honest assessment of what you have, a plan for what you need, and a budget you can take to the board.

  • Since 1991Stellenbosch
  • 337businesses on managed contracts
  • 2,500+Microsoft 365 users administered
  • 1,500+computers and servers monitored
  • 90,000+support jobs logged
What it is

IT Consulting, explained

Most businesses do not need more technology; they need a clear picture of what they have and a plan for the next three years. We audit your environment, tell you plainly what is at risk and what is wasted, and produce a roadmap with costs. We do the same when you move offices, merge, open a branch or replace a system. Because we also run the day-to-day support, the plan is written by people who will have to live with it.

Who needs it

  • Owners and financial managers who want IT spend explained in business terms
  • Businesses planning an office move, a new branch or a merger
  • Companies replacing an accounting, practice or line-of-business system
  • Boards and auditors that need an independent view of IT risk
What we provide

What is included

IT audits: hardware, software, licences, security, backup, network
Written risk register in plain language, ranked by impact
Three-year technology roadmap with budget by quarter
Office relocation planning and project management
System selection and vendor management
Cloud versus on-site decisions with real numbers
Business automation and AI opportunities that fit your processes
Board-level reporting on IT status and spend
Why PC Services

Why businesses choose PC Services for IT Consulting

Advice from operators

We support 380 businesses a year, so the recommendation is based on what works in Western Cape companies like yours, not on a vendor deck.

Spend that goes down, not up

Audits regularly find unused licences, duplicate tools and hardware bought twice. The plan usually pays for itself.

A plan we can execute

Because we build and support what we recommend, the roadmap does not stall after the report.

FAQ

Common questions

A technician inventories every device, licence, account and network component, we review backup, security and access, and you receive a written report with a ranked list of risks and a costed fix plan. Most audits take one to two weeks.
No. The report is yours to act on with anyone. Most clients do ask us to carry it out, because the people who wrote it are the ones who know the environment.
Yes. We plan the network and cabling for the new premises, coordinate connectivity, move and reconnect every device, and have the office working on day one.

What happens next

Tell us what you need. We come and look, or connect remotely, and give you a written recommendation with a price. No obligation, no jargon.