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SUZANNE LEVY
I'm Suzanne Levy, owner and creator of Solved.
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I've spent more than 20 years helping businesses, families and organisations make sense of technology. Over that time I've learnt that successful technology projects aren't really about technology at all – they're about people, communication and finding practical solutions to real-world problems.
I started Solved because I saw a need for technology support that was personal, independent and easy to understand. Too often, people are left feeling overwhelmed by technical jargon or pressured into solutions they don't really need. My approach has always been different: listen first, understand the situation, and recommend solutions that make sense.
Today, I work with clients throughout Wellington and beyond, providing business technology support, website design and technology planning services. Whether I'm helping a small business improve its systems, creating a website, or assisting a family to organise and protect their digital information for the future, my focus is always the same – helping people feel confident about their technology decisions.
a practical approach
Technology should make life easier, not more complicated.
I believe good advice should be clear, practical and tailored to your needs. That means taking the time to explain options in plain English, avoiding unnecessary complexity, and helping clients understand not just what to do, but why.
Many of my clients have been with me for years. They value having someone they can trust for honest advice, a second opinion, or help navigating an increasingly complex digital world.
working with solved
When you work with Solved, you'll work directly with Suzanne
There are no call centres, ticket queues or layers of management. Just straightforward advice, personal service and a commitment to finding the right solution for your situation.
Technology changes constantly, but the importance of trust, good communication and practical advice never changes.
If you'd like to discuss your technology needs, I'd be happy to listen.
