Outsourcing of Chief Information Officer role:
- Several prominent media companies in need of objective, best-of-breed, and breakthrough thinking.
- We bring in the outside perspective, formulate direction, build consensus, and execute.
- We provide full lifecycle management of Information Technologies across the enterprise.
Outsourcing of Chief Interactive Officer role:
- Several prominent media and CPG companies in need of strategy and execution for interactive initiatives.
- We bring together all the right partners, create the strategy, and manage its execution.
- We continuously evaluate and adopt against the constantly changing interactive landscape.
Transaction Services / Due Diligence:
- Venture Capital group seeks to acquire Web 2.0 Internet Company.
- We assess company strategy, technologies, and interactive.
- We produce a comprehensive report identifying more opportunities, and certifying the company’s technology and process.
Consulting:
- An international company is sold to a consortium.
- The company’s IT is
unfocused, money is being
wasted.
- We step in, assess, create new IT plan, show ROI, and manage implementation.
Integration:
- B2B Publishing company client makes several new acquisitions.
- We craft the detailed plan for rolling out the parent technology and processes to the new companies.
- Includes training new staff and supervising rollout in several cities across the U.S.
- We enable our customer to exploit the advantages of new technologies for the business.
Crisis Management:
- A multinational company is acquired by new investors.
- The CIO leaves the company unexpectedly.
- We fill the gap, performing crisis-management and CIO services.
Business Transformation:
- A division of a company is spun off as a separate entity.
- After many years as a department,
it needs to function independently.
- We identify the processes and systems, coordinate the vendors, and build the infrastructure necessary.
Change Management:
- Consumer Goods client faces major industry paradigm shift.
- Must rally partners and stakeholders of benefits of a new approach.
- We research and author a persuasive White Paper making the case, and showing the way.
Publications
The partners of tmg-emedia are responsible for numerous articles across many industry publications, including several books. Highlights include:
 History of the Internet: A Chronology, 1843 to the Present
by Christos J. Moschovitis, Hilary Poole, Tami Schuyler, Theresa M. Senft
"While books about the Internet abound, books on its history do not. This work is a readable chronology of one of the biggest technological advances of the 20th century. . . . The extensive bibliography and glossary, importance of the topic, readability of the entries, and large number of topics covered make this an important work for all types of libraries and readers."
"Outstanding reference sources 2000", American Libraries, May 2000. Comp. by the Reference Sources Committee, RUSA, ALA.
 The Internet — A Historical Encyclopedia
(Publication date: 9/2005) Biographies Volume:
Laura Lambert, Issues Volume: Chris Woodford, Chronology Volume: Hilary W. Poole and Chris Moschovitis, Editors
"This encyclopedia provides valuable information for students and general readers doing research on the Internet and the impact it has had on our world. It is recommended for public, community college, and academic libraries."
- American Reference Books Annual
 CPG eMarketing Guidebook: Stop Wasting Money & Get Measurable Results
Marketing Sherpa, August 2003, Anna Murray, Author.
"I wanted to compliment you on your Guidebook. I have worked in the eMarketing arena for the past four years and before that spent ten years with P&G. I was really impressed with your report. We do precision marketing for a number of Business to Consumer clients with our largest being P&G and ConAgra Foods. I am always looking for new ideas; the Resources in Chapter 10 provided some new sources."
- Reader review: Mike May, VP Client Development, Seurat Company
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