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OPSWORQ.COMOperations · Web presence · Growth · LeadershipOperations OPSWORQ.NETManaged IT · RepairIT & repair

Why two sites?

One company. Two front doors.

People come to OpsWorq with two very different questions, so each site is built for one of them.

opsworq.net is for IT: something broken, a provider to replace, a plan to price. It puts rates, response times and the phone number on the first screen.

opsworq.com is for the rest of the business: how it runs, how it changes hands, how customers find it, and who leads it.

Same people, same standards, one phone number and one inbox. Read more

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Field Notes: straight answers about running a business.

Written by the two people who would do the work. Each one answers its question in the first two sentences.

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Field Note · Operations What an operations consultant actually does, and what we don’t. How the work runs, what it isn’t, and five questions to ask any consultant, including us. Mark Champion, MCSE · Reviewed October 2026 · 4-minute read

Field Note · Leadership Fractional COO or full-time: the arithmetic. Where $300 an hour crosses a senior salary, with national figures and a sequence that often makes sense. Jennifer Bailey, MS · Reviewed October 2026 · 3-minute read

Field Note · Web presence Check your web presence the way a customer does. A fifteen-minute check on your phone, and what each result usually means. Mark Champion, MCSE · Reviewed October 2026 · 3-minute read

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