Jeff Andersen

Jeff Andersen

Head of Client Partnership

Jeff Andersen was drawn to technology at a young age, building the family’s home computer and setting up their first Wi-Fi network. This curiosity led him to take a few programming classes in high school and pursue a degree in Information Systems at Calvin University, where he found the perfect blend of technology and business. His passion for using technology to make a positive impact on people and businesses has been a driving force throughout his career.

Before joining MichiganLabs, Jeff spent time at Steelcase, where he played a key role in developing a disruptive digital product for the contract furniture industry and led the global strategy for customer-facing applications. His experience at Vervint as a Principal Strategist strengthened his ability to build client relationships and guide them to success—both in strategy and execution.

Jeff was drawn to MichiganLabs by its culture and its commitment to helping businesses grow through innovative software solutions. His love for design and development—paired with his strategic mindset—made MichiganLabs the perfect fit. As Head of Client Partnership, Jeff thrives on building strong relationships with both clients and colleagues.

Outside of work, Jeff is passionate about exploring the outdoors with his family, visiting National Parks, and taking on DIY projects around the house. A lover of sports, he enjoys coaching his kids and watching both college and professional games.

Personal interests
  • DIY home projects
  • Visiting National Parks
  • Watching sports
Build vs. buy: How to decide between custom software, off-the-shelf, or hybrid solutions
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Build vs. buy: How to decide between custom software, off-the-shelf, or hybrid solutions

October 9, 2024

Deciding whether to build custom software or buy off-the-shelf involves weighing factors like cost, flexibility, and scalability. While off-the-shelf solutions are quick and affordable, custom software offers more control and long-term adaptability. Sometimes, a hybrid approach combining both options can be the most effective for a business’s unique needs.

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