Sometimes it can feel like you have so much stuff to keep track of that you can't focus on the actual work that you love to do.

And while computers and software should make your work easier, if they aren't integrated, they can complicate your work considerably.

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Mapping organizational flows of information and resources can uncover the hidden vitality of an organization.

Ideally resource flows are reciprocal and information flows are not blocked by incomplete or insufficient organizational infrastructure. When flows are not reciprocal or become blocked, it can hemorrhage the vitality and effectiveness of your staff and your organization.

Based out of Atlanta, GA, jellobrain helps non-profits and small businesses optimize their infrastructure and complete resource flows to perform the work of the organization efficiently and effectively.

In mapping these flows, this leaking of vitality becomes apparent.

Once apparent, this organizational mapping can inform the strategic development of your organization in a powerful way.