Liceo.tic is helping companies decision-make about ICT management

This article was written and published in Spanish and has been translated into English via Google Translate. Click here to read the original article.

Liceo.tic is the first tool aimed at managers with responsibilities over computer systems in companies.

Know if the tools that are available are the most appropriate, identify the best technological tool from the experiences of other professionals, have references from service providers, and know what is the best training to train in technology not easy task for many executives? The wide range of solutions (real or not) in the market or the subjectivity of traditional consultants can further complicate these types of decisions.

In this context, the ICT consultant Setesca presents Liceo.tic. This is the first collaborative platform aimed at helping managers with IT responsibility in companies make decisions. The new tool allows access to knowledge about real experiences and best practices among professionals who need information and those who have the experience to share it.

Liceo.tic has been developed based on the needs expressed by CIOs, CEOs, and other executives with responsibility over the information systems in which existing tools and support forums do not meet the costs they suppose. The new tool is aimed at minimizing errors when selecting tools and suppliers, consulting other managers about real experiences in projects or activities, and having significant discounts on projects, selection of candidates, and participation in events.

Access to the forum is free and then there are two other payment options, plus and premium, which have more features. The platform can only be accessed by managers and managers of non-IT companies. Suppliers of IT solutions are expressly excluded, in order to guarantee the objectivity and confidentiality of the forums and comments.

This article was written and published in Spanish and has been translated into English via Google Translate. Click here to read the original article.