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IMSKC — Innovative Managed Solutions

Data & Analytics · Custom Software · Managed IT

Technology that movesyour business forward.

We keep day-to-day IT running, build software around the way your teams work, and bring business information together in one place—so you can focus on what’s next.

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Which of these sounds familiar?

Example view

This week, all locations

NorthlandDowntownOverland Park

Sales

Doubled from last week

Staffing

2 open shifts

Operations

Jobs on schedule

Locations

3 online

Bring information from across your business into reports your team can use.

Explore Data & Analytics

Yes, your systems can talk to each other.

Finance, workforce, fleet, and operations each hold part of the picture. We build the connections and data foundations that bring it together.

Illustrative demo · sample data
Financemonthly close

acct_no · period · amount

Workforceper pay period

emp_id · shift_date · hours

Fleettelematics export

unit · odometer · fuel_gal

Operationsdaily jobs

order # · site · status

Four systems, four structures. Every report means reconciling them by hand.
  1. 01

    Connect the sources

    Connecting the tools you already use, without disrupting them.

  2. 02

    Make the data consistent

    One agreed definition for each customer, location, and metric.

  3. 03

    Keep the platform reliable

    Monitoring, access controls, and ongoing administration.

Our work

Real problems. Practical answers.

Four projects, each with its own case study. Client names stay private; the business problems are real.

Data & AnalyticsTransportation & Logistics

13 data sources. One place to work with the information.

A multi-location transportation and logistics business kept finance, workforce, fleet, marketing, and operations information in separate platforms, so answering a question meant logging into each one and exporting data by hand.

IMSKC brought those sources into one shared AWS and Snowflake data warehouse, with the data mapped, structured, and validated so it can be used together. Business dashboards are a planned later phase.

13 sources connected across a business operating at 51 locations.

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13 data sources

Examples of business areas

  • Finance
  • Workforce
  • Fleet
  • Marketing
  • Operations

1 shared warehouse

AWS + Snowflake

Custom SoftwareManufacturing

A new CRM that keeps customer relationships connected.

An equipment manufacturer’s customer information lives in companies, locations, and contacts that depend on each other. Replacing its CRM meant moving that data without losing how the sales team works.

IMSKC mapped the legacy records and built a custom CRM around the team’s workflows, including company merging and Bill To, Ship To, and Sold To location transfers.

Merging a company carries its locations and their contacts with it.

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Company

Master company record

Locations

Bill To · Ship To · Sold To

Contacts

Custom SoftwareManufacturing

Equipment information, available online.

Customers and internal teams of an established manufacturer often needed direct access to the equipment, or another call, to learn what was happening with it.

IMSKC built a custom client portal that brings equipment status, fault records, operating history, and group views online for customers and staff.

An approximately four-month initial build, followed by ongoing improvements.

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Equipment information

Available online through one portal

  • Customers
  • Internal teams
  • Diagnostics
  • History
  • Group monitoring

Managed ITHealthcare

From hospital-managed IT to an independent practice.

A Kansas City medical practice was leaving a hospital-managed environment and needed its own IT across two buildings, without working against clinic schedules.

IMSKC planned and delivered the transition, including network, Microsoft 365, and Zoom Phone, then stayed on to support and maintain the environment.

Two buildings, two phases, one IT partner.

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IT transition

Establish an independent environment

Ongoing support

Maintain systems and support staff

One partner through both phases.

How we work

From first conversation to ongoing support.

  1. 01

    Understand the business

    We start with workflows, the people doing the work, the systems already in place, and the constraints and priorities that shape what is realistic.

  2. 02

    Define the work

    Architecture, scope, responsibilities, milestones, and success criteria written down plainly, so everyone agrees on what is being built and who owns which part.

  3. 03

    Build and validate

    Implementation with regular reviews, testing, and feedback along the way rather than one large reveal at the end.

  4. 04

    Support and improve

    Documentation, handover, and ongoing support where that is part of the agreement.

Industries

Context we already understand.

Similar challenges in a different industry? The conversation still makes sense.

Also available

Websites that explain your business clearly and stay maintained.

Websites & Digital Presence

Tell us what you’re working through.

Disconnected systems, a process you’ve outgrown, or IT that needs attention. Start with a conversation.

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