Virtual CIO Group Contracts with Jacksonville Non-Profit

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Aug. 26, 2013 - PRLog -- JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - August 20, 2013 – Virtual CIO Group (http://www.virtual-c-i-o.com/), a leading information technology (IT) solutions firm, is announcing a new business relationship with First Coast No More Homeless Pets (http://www.fcnmhp.org/) (FCNMHP), a Jacksonville-based non-profit organization, which began Aug 6, 2013.

As a client of Virtual CIO Group (http://www.virtual-c-i-o.com/), FCNMHP (http://www.fcnmhp.org/) will utilize the Fractional CIO (http://www.virtual-c-i-o.com/practice-areas/fractional-cio/) program which will allow them to take advantage of Virtual CIO Group’s years of experience and expertise within the IT industry.

Cesar Ricardo of Virtual CIO Group has been selected to act as Fractional CIO (http://www.virtual-c-i-o.com/practice-areas/fractional-cio/) for FCNMHP. Ricardo will work with the FCNMHP leadership team and Dianne Wiles, developmentdirector, to realign IT infrastructure and maximize the current software being used to manage the non-profit.

“We are looking forward to strengthening our team with Cesar’s skills and experience. This is a great opportunity for us to help even more animals in the pursuit of our mission to end the needless killing of dogs and cats in our community,” said Wiles.

The main short-term goal is to reduce the cost of IT within the organization. Ricardo will assist FCNMHP (http://www.fcnmhp.org/) by developing an IT strategy that is aligned to business objectives. In working with a fractional CIO (http://www.virtual-c-i-o.com/practice-areas/fractional-cio/), the non-profit will learn how to leverage all changes implemented by Virtual CIO Group which will also reduce long-term costs of IT and non-IT facets of the organization.

Ricardo is excited to get started in his position as Fractional CIO (http://www.virtualciogroup.com/) of FCNMHP (http://www.fcnmhp.org/) and his past experiences make it a very special role for him.  “As a pet owner, this organization is close to my heart.  I’m truly excited to work with First Coast No More Homeless Pets and use my expertise to support such a worthy cause,” said Ricardo.

Virtual CIO Group (http://www.virtual-c-i-o.com/) works with businesses to develop strategies to reduce costs and improve efficiency of IT systems. They provide management consulting, project management, perform IT assessments and use of a Fractional CIO (http://www.virtual-c-i-o.com/practice-areas/fractional-cio/) depending on the needs of the business.

To learn more about Virtual CIO Group, visit www.VirtualCIOGroup.com.

 

About Virtual CIO Group

Virtual CIO Group (http://www.virtualciogroup.com/) is an information technology and systems solutions firm serving throughout the United States.  It develops technology strategies, assuring efficient and secure operations of systems and technology, which results in a stable infrastructure, increased service quality and improved cost effectiveness.  Virtual CIO Group’s value-based solutions include a wide range of IT management services.  Established in 2012, Virtual CIO Group has implemented information technology roadmap plans for companies of all sizes across many different industries.  Headquartered in Jacksonville, Fla., Virtual CIO Group is a women owned company.

About First Coast No More Homeless Pets

The mission of First Coast No More Homeless Pets (http://www.fcnmhp.org/) (FCNMHP) is to end the needless killing of cats and dogs through sterilization. Several programs offering free or low-cost spay/neuter surgeries are available to First Coast residents. Since 2002, more than 140,000 dogs and cats have been sterilized and benefited from these programs. FCNMHP also mentors organizations across the country to help them start similar programs in their communities, saving even more animals nationwide. FCNMHP runs the Jacksonville Pet Food Bank to help keep pets with their families and out of shelters where they may be euthanized. More than 600,000 pounds of food have been given to pets in need since March 2010. Clinic Hotline: 904.425.0005 Website: www.fcnmhp.org (http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001NIZDmRaCgRfPqiyMEEMrn8OeijvF747S8Gcl9divrvRDZBI_sTqiMXAG7bE_Tbwc7jOIso7SwddcJ3_zC2-Aqg4u-6Dyj6YPy-sj2udJozdLggbl89tu5Q)