Edak Consulting, LLC helps small businesses and data-driven teams bring clarity to their operations and analytics. No overhead. No junior associates. Just one experienced consultant who does the work.
A focused practice. Each engagement is scoped, delivered, and signed off by the same person.
You have data. You're not sure what it's telling you, or it takes too long to find out. I build the analysis and reporting infrastructure that turns raw data into decisions.
Work that depends on everyone knowing what to do is fragile. I map how things actually work, find where they break down, and build the documentation that makes fixes stick.
You have a real project — a new system, a process overhaul, a product launch — and no one to run it. I provide the project management capacity to get it across the finish line without hiring full-time.
Something's off but you can't put your finger on it. I take a structured look at how your business operates, identify the highest-leverage problems, and deliver a clear set of recommendations you can actually act on.
A senior practitioner doing the work — not selling it to you and handing it off.
Edak Consulting, LLC is a one-person practice run by Kade McAlpin. Kade brings a decade of experience as a Senior Informatics professional — leading data analysis, redesigning processes, and managing complex projects in one of the country's largest healthcare organizations.
Engagements are kept small so every client gets real attention. Not a template and an invoice — actual work, done by the person you hired.
Most clients are small businesses or lean teams that have outgrown informal systems and need someone to help them build the next ones. Some need a one-time project. Others want a steady partner on retainer.
If you're looking for that kind of relationship, let's talk.
Three steps from first conversation to work in flight. No retainers without a fit. No proposals without a real problem.
We talk about what you're dealing with and whether I can help.
If there's a fit, I send a proposal: what I'll do, what you'll get, what it costs.
You always know who's doing the work and what's happening next.
That's what the discovery call is for. Thirty minutes, no pressure, no pitch. We'll figure out together whether there's something worth doing.
Pick a time that works. I'll send a calendar invite with a short note about what to bring to the call.