JMProDev

Technology help for small offices and nonprofits.

I help organizations of a handful of people get their email, files, and data working for them, with honest advice and pricing that fits a small budget. Based in Noblesville, serving Hamilton County and nearby.

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What I help with

You don't need an IT department. You need someone who can look at how you work today and make the technology part simpler, safer, and more useful.

Microsoft 365 set up right

Email, shared files, Teams, and security settings configured properly, including nonprofit licensing programs where you qualify.

A plan you can afford

A clear review of what you have, what's putting you at risk, and what to fix first, sized to your budget and grant cycles.

Reports from your own data

Simple dashboards for donors, volunteers, sales, or inventory, so you can answer questions without digging through spreadsheets.

AI tools, used carefully

Practical ways to save staff time with AI, with guardrails so sensitive information stays protected.

About John

I'm John Miller. I've spent more than 25 years in business technology, most of it inside manufacturing and distribution companies. I've run networks and Microsoft systems across multiple locations, built custom software and SQL Server databases that whole companies relied on, and consulted for small businesses on their networks and security.

Most recently I spent thirteen years as IT and purchasing manager at a Greenfield distributor, where I built their Microsoft 365 and Azure setup, created the purchasing department, and served as ISO coordinator.

That work taught me what small organizations actually need: technology that supports the people doing the work, explained in plain language, without paying for more than you use. I started JMProDev to bring that experience to businesses and nonprofits in my own community.

Background

  • U.S. Army veteran, radar systems electronics
  • MBA, Kelley School of Business
  • BS, Organizational Leadership, IUPUI
  • BAS, Electronics Engineering Technology

How working together goes

No long contracts to start. We begin with a conversation.

  1. Free first conversationWe talk about how your organization runs and where technology gets in the way.
  2. A written planYou get a short list of recommendations, priorities, and a fixed price for the work.
  3. I do the workI handle the setup and show your team how to use it, then stay available for questions.

Let's talk about your organization

Call, text, or email. I'll get back to you within one business day.

Email John