Your business needs a new website, a proper CRM system, and maybe that CNC machine you've been eyeing.
Right now, you're looking at three separate invoices that make your accountant nervous.
What if I told you these aren't three different projects?
They're pieces of one fundable digital transformation initiative that government programs are literally designed to support.
You're treating symptoms, not the disease. When you think "I need a website" or "I need better customer management," you're solving individual problems with individual budgets.
Meanwhile, programs like DMAP, NGen, IRAP, and the Strategic Innovation Fund are sitting there with millions in funding specifically for businesses that want to modernize their operations comprehensively.
The disconnect?
Most business owners don't speak "grant language" and most web developers don't understand funding programs.
This isn't a sales call disguised as consulting. This is a comprehensive business analysis where we map your entire operation to identify:
Instead of seeing your website, CRM, and equipment as separate purchases, we show you how they work together as an integrated digital ecosystem:
We identify which funding programs match your specific situation:
DMAP (Digital Adoption Program): Up to $15,000 for technology adoption and digital transformation planning
NGen: Funding for advanced manufacturing and Industry 4.0 initiatives
IRAP: Support for innovation projects that improve competitiveness
Strategic Innovation Fund: Larger-scale projects that drive significant business transformation
You receive a detailed report outlining:
Traditional Approach:
Grant-First Strategic Approach:
Plus, you get systems that work together instead of isolated tools that create more work.
They think too small. A $5,000 website doesn't qualify for meaningful funding. A $50,000 digital transformation initiative does.
They think too late. Most businesses approach us after they've already bought individual solutions. By then, the funding opportunity is gone.
They don't know the language. Grant applications require specific terminology and project framing that most businesses aren't familiar with.
If you're spending money on technology without exploring funding options first, you're literally leaving money on the table.
The question isn't whether you need these improvements.
You already know you do.
The question is whether you'll pay full price or let the government subsidize your competitive advantage.
Ready to see what funding opportunities your business qualifies for?