Services

We often help clients whose business components are undefined or mis-aligned. Those components might involve their: business model; available technology; customer profile; deployed performance; tactical objectives; or resources.

We use diverse, complementary approaches, taking from the best of accepted standards and adding our own groundbreaking proprietary approaches. From high level strategy to tactical project management, we tailor-make a comprehensive solution for each challening engagement.

Typical Realignments:

Strategic Business Model and Technology
Among many possible approaches, we analyze the technology portfolio, evaluate available solutions, and define performance targets.
Tactical Objectives and Resource
We deliver deployment cost estimation, project requirements analysis, technology road mapping, resource gap analysis, quick win capture, contingency planning, and complete project management.
Market and Deployed Performance We are prepared to define the market metrics, quantify the profitability potential, derive performance requirements, segment customers, profile priority customers, and analyze the client’s competitive position, and much more.

Key People

Brian Cimaglia
Principal Consultant

Curt LaMontagne
Principal Technology Strategist

Furio Ciacci
Principal Solutions Architect

Contact Information

Main Office
fareENOUGH, LLC
4363 E. Briles Road
Phoenix, AZ 85050 USA
+1 480 993 2100

Our Story

In 2002, two highly experienced software industry colleagues decided to form a small company to develop and market a particular software solution to the aviation industry. They'd worked together on a number of major airline and transportation projects in the past, so they decided to fund the project by working as consultants to the airline and transportation industry.

Turns out the industry needed quite a lot of the sort of consulting they offered: sensible, measurable, actionable. In fact, the consulting engagenents ended up being so interesting that the original product idea never did get fully developed (although it's still a very good idea).