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Today, many Information Technology (IT) companies make the same mistakes, especially when it comes to consulting-oriented projects. Their knowledge of new technology is limited, and they use generalized IT specialists who may be well-rounded, but lack the over-all technical strength. That is why many local governments rely on ClientFirst, a consultant and IT services firm, headquartered in Corona, California with offices in Illinois and North Carolina, and specializes in a wide breadth of IT disciplines. “When dealing with IT companies, it’s easy to become lost in the jargon of the field, but ClientFirst takes a practical, business management perspective. The company not only helps their clients understand, but works with them extensively to determine the strengths and weaknesses of their infrastructure and applications and what they need for success,” observes David Krout, Managing Partner of ClientFirst. The company itself is almost exclusively local government, offering consulting in all aspects of IT Infrastructure, IT Support, IT Master Planning, ERP applications and Telecommunications. In order to preserve an unbiased stance that measures the quality of various technologies, ClientFirst refrains from reselling hardware and software.

