We get to the root of what's happening, determine what needs to change, and bring in the right specialists to make it happen.
Buyers, insurers, and search engines look before they call. See what they see.
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These are the problems that bring companies to us. If one of them sounds like this month, start there. The first conversation is usually short.
Your site, your Google listing and your email setup make the first impression, and nobody on the team has looked at them the way a buyer does.
Grade your front doorPipeline's flat, the site is a few years old, and marketing is one person doing five jobs.
Start with the ReviewMore buyers ask ChatGPT or Perplexity before they search. What those answers say depends on what they can read about you.
See what AI can readContracts renew on their own, old phone lines are still on the bill, and nobody's sure what half the software seats are for.
Send us one billThe cyber insurance application got longer, 201 CMR 17.00 applies to you, and the board wants a straight answer on AI.
Start with what insurers askYour IT lead left, or you never had one. Vendors fill the gap, and each one recommends itself.
Advisor or fractional CIO?Don't see your situation here? Start a conversation anyway. If we're not the right fit, we'll tell you who is.
The Deady Group is an independent technology and growth advisory in Boston. We help organizations make the telecom, cloud, security, and AI decisions that are expensive to get wrong, and we sit on your side of the table while they are made.
Will Deady spent ten years on the commercial and operations side of enterprise technology at S&P Global, S3 Partners, Everbridge, and Brainshark: selling it, advising on it, and building the operations behind it. He saw the same problem in almost every deal: the person recommending the technology was compensated to sell it. He founded The Deady Group in 2025 to give companies an advisor whose incentives match their own.
He is a Certified AOTMP Efficiency First Executive Advisor, serves on the board of the Revere Chamber of Commerce, and writes Signals & Systems. He is the person a client calls when something on an engagement is not right.
How the firm is compensated is in writing before you decide anything. Here's how that works, and the Transparency Standard behind it.
Accredited, certified, and known locally.
BBB Accredited
AOTMP Certified
Greater Boston Chamber
Revere Chamber board
SDO Certified (SBPP)
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The Deady Group leads the providers, specialists, and decisions across your technology and growth, so your team has one place to start. Choose an area to see what that covers.
Network, cloud, and the infrastructure decisions that will not be revisited for five years. We size what you need, compare the providers who can deliver it, and keep the migration honest.
Cyber insurance requirements, compliance reduced to the controls that matter, and recovery plans that hold up when something breaks.
Phone systems, contact center, Teams Phone, and the copper retirement that comes with a date attached. One conversation instead of five carriers.
Governance before tools. Which AI use cases are real, what data they need, who owns the risk, and which vendor claims hold up once the pilot ends.
Bills, contracts, renewals, and vendor choices, checked against what you actually use. A bill analysis often turns up copper phone lines still billing, and sometimes one of them runs the fire panel. No upfront fees, from a one-location business to a multi-site program.
Positioning, pipeline, and a website that holds up when buyers, insurers, and search engines look before they call.
Named where the client agreed to be named. Anonymized where they did not. No invented quotes anywhere.
A site online since 1997, with more than 1,100 pages, rebuilt as a local platform: a business directory, an events calendar, a news feed, and site search, none of which existed before.
Visitors more than doubled in the first three weeks, in the off-season. Google search clicks up 126%. Front Door Grade from D- to A+.
Read the caseA membership organization had a proposal in hand for a commercial platform. Costed over the term, the internal build fit better and left them owning their data.
The recommendation earned the firm nothing.
Read the caseA global payments company's cloud costs kept rising. A two-week assessment by a specialist on our bench found what the incumbent had missed.
20 percent cut in cloud cost, with visibility in place afterward.
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All 22 pages, prepared for an illustrative IT services company so nothing is redacted. Every score and the recommended path forward, exactly as a client receives it.
Open the sampleEvery case says who did the work, what changed, and how the firm was compensated.
See the proofFour steps. The economics are on the table before the second one ends, and we don't disappear after the third.
The ones we hear before almost every first conversation.
Usually the provider you choose, on a disclosed commission, so there's often no direct fee to you. For growth, go-to-market and website work we deliver ourselves, you are, on a disclosed fee. Either way, it's in writing before any work starts.
Finds the actual problem, weighs the options without a product to sell, and brings in the specialists who do the work. The specialists execute, but the advisor stays accountable for the result.
Yes, for a limited time. It's the same eight-area, 22-page review we prepare for paying clients, and it's the clearest way to see how we work. There's no obligation afterward.
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