Ohja
Contract IT consultants for interim IT leadership, service management and project delivery for UK businesses
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Ohja
OHJA Limited provides contract-based independent IT consultancy services. It supplies consultants for interim IT management and project needs, covering interim technology leadership, IT service management, service transformation, supplier management and outsourcing strategy, project and programme management, business process analysis, and general IT due diligence.
Engagements range from fixed-term or fixed-requirement activities to single-day consultative exercises. Clients can also take a retained service that gives access to a consultant for a set number of days per month or per year. Customers are organisations that need specialist IT support without recruiting or upskilling permanent staff.
The company was established in 2017 and is based in Swindon, UK, serving clients nationwide. It is owned and operated by James Jefferd, who has more than 30 years of IT industry experience.
Product: Interim IT management and project consultancy on fixed-term, single-day or retained engagements.
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