Technology consulting for a short list of clients in legal, non-profit, and professional services. We work with organizations larger and more established than we are. Most engagements outlast the projects that started them.
Bradford Technology Solutions is a boutique technology consultancy working with a small roster of clients in legal, non-profit, and professional services.
The firm is deliberately small. Its clients are not. We work with organizations larger and more established than we are, where senior technical judgment matters more than headcount and where the work is expected to last.
Most engagements outlast the projects that started them. The person who scopes the work is the person who builds it and the person who maintains it three years later. Nothing gets lost in a handoff because there is no handoff.
What to build. What to buy. What to leave alone.
The most valuable conversations happen before any code is written. We work with leadership teams on technology direction, vendor selection, build-vs-buy decisions, and the long-range questions that shape what gets built in the first place.
Internal applications, client portals, investigative tooling.
We build for organizations whose work doesn’t fit off-the-shelf — case management systems, secure client portals, internal applications that move work through a regulated process. Code follows from advisory work, not the other way around.
Maintenance, evolution, and the second decade of a system.
Most software outlives the people who built it. We stay with the systems we build — quietly, in the background — adjusting them as the business changes. This is where most BTS engagements actually live.
Brad has been our technology partner for six years. He understands our practice the way a good associate understands the firm — he knows the history, he knows what matters, and he does not waste our time.
We came to Brad with a problem we could not explain well. He helped us figure out what we actually needed, talked us out of half of it, and built the other half in a quarter of the time we expected.
Most consultants disappear after the project closes. Brad is still here. The system he built three years ago has grown considerably and he knows every corner of it.
If our practice sounds like a fit, we’d like to hear from you. Most of our clients come through referral, so a brief note about who introduced us — and what you’re working on — is the best way to start.