ADAMS Executive Technology Assessment
- Technology and cybersecurity baseline
- Risk, spending and vendor findings
- Executive decision brief and prioritized roadmap
Choose the scope that matches your organization’s priorities. All engagements begin with an agreed scope, deliverables, and decision owners.
Service scope, timing, pricing and deliverables are defined in a written engagement agreement; no automatic compliance or savings guarantees.
A disciplined five-stage approach connects technology decisions to business risk, investment priorities and executive reporting.
Baseline business-critical systems, cyber risk and spending
Prioritize root causes and business impact
Create an accountable 30/60/90-day roadmap
Oversee agreed security and infrastructure improvements
Report outcomes, manage vendors and govern risk
This is a newly standardized engagement methodology; it is not represented as a separately certified or historically validated framework.
Explore the full methodologyChallenge: Protect corporate information across a distributed workforce and strengthen GLBA-aligned safeguards.
Action: Led Chrome Enterprise Premium rollout for approximately 4,000 users in 90 days.
Outcome: Broader deployment of managed browser-based data separation and security controls.
Challenge: Modernize physical server infrastructure while maintaining operational continuity.
Action: Led production-server migration at Anderson, Chavet & Anderson.
Outcome: Reported zero downtime and over $100,000 in annual savings,
Challenge: Align IT, marketing, service operations and security across a national business.
Action: Directed a $5M+ annual technology budget and led 40 technology and marketing professionals.
Outcome: Established service tracking and a zero-wait support operating model; specific performance gains require independent measurement.
These are Paul Adams Jr.’s prior career engagements, not claims that the named organizations are current American CIO clients or endorsers. Metrics are drawn from the supplied résumé; financial outcomes are reported, not independently audited.