IMIT Solutions: Technology Services
Integrating AI into your workflows.
IMIT Solutions: Technology Services
Integrating AI into your workflows.
Fractional CTO, CIO, & CDO Services
Small and mid-sized businesses often lack dedicated executive leadership in technology and data. IMIT Solutions offers fractional services that give you access to experienced leaders who can drive strategy, innovation, and efficiency without the overhead of a full-time executive.
CTO (Chief Technology Officer): Guides the development and implementation of technology that powers your products and services.
CIO (Chief Information Officer): Aligns your internal IT systems and infrastructure with business goals.
CDO (Chief Data Officer): Oversees data governance, strategy, and turning information into actionable insights.
Our fractional model means you can access expert support on a part-time, project-based, or monthly retainer basis — tailored to your needs and budget.
CTO
Focus Area
Product & Technology Development
Strategic GoalsInnovate and Scale Tech-driven Offerings
Primary ResponsibilitiesTechnical Strategy, Systems Architecture, and Development Leadership
CIO
Focus Area
Internal Systems & IT Infrastructure
Strategic GoalAlign Tech Operations with Business Needs
Primary ResponsibilityIT Planning, Vendor Management, Cybersecurity, and Infrastructure
CDO
Focus Area
Data Governance & Analytics
Strategic GoalTurn Data into Competitive Advantage
Primary ResponsibilityData Strategy, Data Integrity, Data Governance, and Reporting
Are These Services For You?
Even if you’re not a tech company, your business runs on technology and data. From email systems to customer records, from marketing analytics to compliance — you rely on these domains to function and grow. Here’s why these roles matter:
CTO: Ensures your business isn’t falling behind in innovation or scalability.
CIO: Keeps operations secure, stable, and cost-effective.
CDO: Transforms your data into decisions, not just metrics.
Having these roles, even fractionally, gives you:
Executive-level guidance without full-time cost
Improved productivity and security
Future-proof strategy for growth
Alignment between people, processes, and platforms
A Few Specific Examples to Help You Picture How These Fractional Services Might Benefit You
Why a Brick-and-Mortar Business Needs a Fractional CTO
How a Rural City Government Can Benefit From a Fractional CIO
When a Religious Institution Could Use a Fractional CDO
A regional business offering physical services and goods that support those services is hitting scaling issues. Their internal systems are cobbled together and new offerings are difficult to implement. They know they need to “do something”.
A fractional CTO:
- Assesses the current tech stack and builds a modernization roadmap
- Advises on vendor tools and manages integration strategy
- Leads the planning for mobile app development to support service delivery
- Introduces iterative design practices for smoother deployments and faster updates
A small city government lacks a full-time CIO, but has growing technology needs. Aging infrastructure, cybersecurity risks, clunky vendor systems, and ever-increasing citizen expecations are draining productivity.
A fractional CIO:
- Evaluates and upgrades network infrastructure
- Develops a secure remote work plan for staff
- Implements vendor contract management and performance KPIs
- Supports grant compliance and tech procurement decisions
An active church is running programs, events, donations, and outreach across disconnected systems. They have lots of data, but little insight. They want to understand thier congregation and community’s needs better.
A fractional CDO:
- Consolidates data from giving, attendance, volunteer, and outreach systems
- Builds a central dashboard for pastoral and administrative use
- Improves donor engagement through segmented communication strategies
- Ensures privacy and compliance with congregant data
