Name my company

ash1511 · 10-03-2016 4:00pm

kennethsmyth wrote: »

DynoSoft

Is the Dyno for Dynamic?

kennethsmyth · 10-03-2016 4:01pm

I'd pick a singular name as opposed to trying to explain what you do, so long as you ensure your organic / paid placing on searches is good you will still get picked up.

eg i search online for big data analytics and get back your name high on the list. This allows you to pick a cool singular name as mentioned by others

jimmii · 10-03-2016 4:07pm

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Muppet Man · 10-03-2016 4:25pm

BigDataRUs

jimmii · 10-03-2016 4:30pm

Data then dumper playa consulting

Pete123456 · 10-03-2016 4:36pm

gotta be cutting edge like cutco or edgecom.... or interslice

guile4582 · 10-03-2016 4:52pm

Meddling Consultancy Ltd.

SEPT 23 1989 · 10-03-2016 4:58pm

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kennethsmyth · 10-03-2016 4:58pm

ash1511 wrote: »

Is the Dyno for Dynamic?

Yep also like DynoRod, DynoSoft

kennethsmyth · 10-03-2016 4:59pm

ash1511 wrote: »

Thanks. I like both of them - Enotech and Innotech. Enotech is not being accepted and Innotech already exists.

Damn my pun on the Office Space movie was missed

ash1511 · 11-03-2016 11:14am

Thanks guys for the responses. I liked some of the names and ran them through the CRO but none of the ones I liked are available. If they are available, I will have to put another word before or after it - I like the idea of just using one name. Any more suggestions?

guile4582 · 11-03-2016 12:22pm

maybe give us an idea of your competitors names, including the big hitters

Speedwell · 11-03-2016 12:39pm

ash1511 wrote: »

Datagrity Solutions is nice. Pixelated is cool as well. I've done so much thinking on this already that my mind has jammed now. Obviously I would like my clients to think of me as the only go-to-person, like a 1-man-army, I donno. Something like that.

Polymathic Data Solutions (a polymath is a person who is adept at or an expert in a great array of things); there are Google hits on "Polymath Solutions" and "Polymath Data Limited", but not that exact combination)

Datalogos Solutions (to my surprise I got ZERO hits on this combination on Google); "Logos" is a GREAT word for a consultancy because it invokes the rational understanding of communication and the idea "I care about the usability of your data": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logos

Solodata Solutions (there is one hit for "Solo Data Solutions" in the US; no results at all for "Solodata Consultants" so that could also work... in fact it really just sounds good); this could be read in many ways (sole focus on the data, "one best solution" for the data, the "only solution" the client needs, etc. as well as the fact that you "fly solo").

jmcc · 15-03-2016 11:11am

Don't use AshTech. It sounds like a waste disposal and incineration technology company. If you are going for a consultancy type name, you need something that implies high quality and expertise without actually stating it. Don't go for a descriptive name unless you can market it well and lock up the variations in domain names. The key thing is to make it simple for your customers to remember your business name. Don't go complex and descriptive (keep it less than three words if you go that route).

Regards...jmcc