Enterprise experience, added directly to your team.
Technology Advisors is a service of Frisco Computer Service LLC created to give organizations qualified, experienced help with technology procurement and delivery.
Jack Nash
Technology Executive · Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Strategist
Technology Advisors is built around a simple idea: broad provider choice becomes much more valuable when the person helping you evaluate those choices has spent a career making technology and service-provider decisions at scale.
Jack Nash has led global and country-level infrastructure architecture across environments spanning 100+ countries and more than 2,500 sites. His career includes Global Infrastructure Architect for Cadbury and Kraft Foods, Director of Technology — Outsourcing at BT Global Services, and Chief Technology Officer at Exinda Networks.
At BT Global Services, Jack served as technical lead on multinational outsourcing engagements ranging from $500 million to more than $1 billion in total contract value. At Cadbury and Kraft, his work included global carrier sourcing, large-scale RFPs, network architecture, infrastructure strategy, and direct work with national and regional telecommunications providers.
Today, that experience is available to augment capable internal teams, supply specialized expertise, or simply provide qualified extra hands for a demanding project.
View Jack's Professional BackgroundNew brand. Established capability.
Technology Advisors is a service of Frisco Computer Service LLC, which has worked in the technology-provider channel since 2016. The service brings that sourcing capability forward under a brand focused specifically on evaluating and procuring provider-delivered technology services.
Our role is to understand the requirement, identify realistic options, compare technical and commercial fit, support procurement, track the order, and remain available when provider issues need additional attention or escalation.
Independent guidance
We are not trying to force every organization into one carrier, one cloud platform, one phone system, or one security vendor. With 241 providers across 8 categories, the objective is to select the right provider for each requirement—not make the requirement fit one provider.