Every IT project is a risk. The bigger the change, the bigger the risk. PoC flips the approach: build a small, working version first — and see if it works in your environment, with your users, in your daily operations. Then decide whether to continue.
See pricing ↓Proof of Concept — evidence that a solution works before you commit to it.
When you're planning a major change — cloud migration, new system, infrastructure overhaul, or tool replacement — I don't sell you a months-long project. Instead, I build a small, scoped trial that answers one question: does this work for us?
If it works, we continue. If it doesn't, you learned that cheaply.
We review what you're doing and why. We scope the PoC so it tests exactly the critical assumptions that your project's success depends on. What's the most important thing that needs to work? What's the worst risk? How do we measure success? The result is a clear PoC plan.
I build a working version — not a slide deck, but a real solution at limited scope. A test environment or pilot group (5–15 users), real tools, real data, real users. A working demo you can try yourselves. Implementation typically takes 1–3 weeks.
We review how the PoC performed. Honestly: did it work technically? Did users adopt it? Should you proceed — and if yes, what does full-scale implementation require? If not, why — and what would be a better direction? You get a written evaluation and recommendation. Then you decide.
If you decide to proceed, the PoC price is credited against the total. I help with full-scale rollout: scheduling, deployment, user training and transition management. Same person from start to finish — no need to explain everything again.
Cloud migration testing with a small user group. New server solution comparison: cloud vs. on-prem vs. hybrid. VPN or network overhaul piloting without downtime.
New collaboration platform testing with real teams. Ticketing system or ERP replacement — does the new one actually work better? Security solution comparison in production.
Complex process automation where parts need to be tested together. System integration where data formats or APIs are uncertain. AI-powered tool — does it actually work or is it just a demo?
New security solution testing in production before org-wide rollout. Zero Trust model piloting with a limited user group. NIS2 or GDPR requirement technical implementation in a trial environment.
Companies planning a major IT change — who want proof before commitment.
Big decision, lots of moving parts. PoC proves it works before everyone's desktop changes.
One vendor recommends A, another recommends B. PoC answers with real data, not sales pitches.
A slide deck doesn't convince leadership. A working demo does.
PoC reduces risk: failure costs thousands, not tens of thousands.
All prices + VAT 25.5%.
Health check findings often reveal the need for a bigger change: cloud migration, infrastructure overhaul, system replacement. PoC is the safe next step — you prove the solution works before committing to months of project work.
You can also order a PoC independently — whenever you're planning a major change and want certainty first.
I don't represent any vendor. The PoC result is an honest evaluation, not a sales pitch designed to sell more.
I don't represent any vendor. The PoC result is an honest evaluation, not a sales pitch.
I don't write reports that collect dust. I build a working trial you can see and try yourself.
320-user migration in two weeks, 500+ user cloud environment, 15-hour solution to a 150-hour problem. I know what to test and what not to.
If the PoC shows the solution doesn't work — I'll tell you. I don't try to save a bad idea by billing more.
A plan tells you how something should work. A PoC proves whether it actually does. The difference is that after a PoC, you have concrete evidence — not just a document.
Typically 1–3 weeks after scoping. The point is to be fast — not a months-long project.
That's a valuable result. Better to learn it for a thousand euros than fifty thousand. A failed PoC tells you what not to do — and often what you should do instead.
Yes. Scoping and evaluation work remotely. Implementation is mostly remote too, but I'm happy to come on-site in Kuopio.
Tell me about your situation — I usually respond the same day.