A startup named Radolo is forming in New Orleans that will change the way business unit executives solve problems in large companies. Most large corporations have very well established enterprise systems for their largest application needs; however, the unique business requirements of many departments are frequently not met. This is due to a variety of factors including the fact that corporate IT often tries unsuccessfully to align all departments with an inflexible enterprise-wide solution. Additionally, many of these organizations have inadequate IT resources (quality and quantity) to address widely divergent departmental needs and have multi-year backlogs. Cloud based applications are rapidly gaining acceptance for applications in nearly all industries. This includes domains such as accounting and healthcare where they were once thought unlikely to gain traction. Cloud based solutions offer the advantage of no maintenance required by the customer, rapid ramp up times, and simpler migrations to new versions of underlying technology. Another major advantage of cloud based apps is the ability of departmental managers to procure these solutions and achieve success without involvement from corporate IT. Radolo will fill the gap for departmental/business unit applications by providing a flexible and rapidly deployed cloud-based application service. The service will be sold to business people, not IT organizations, focusing on the solution, not technology.