About Dylan
The person behind Tadylcor, and the philosophy that shapes every consultation, project, and long-term partnership.
Dylan Mattar
Founder and Business Technology Consultant
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Tadylcor was founded on a simple idea: businesses deserve honest, thoughtful technology guidance from someone who actually listens. Not a sales pitch, not a template answer — a real conversation about what your business is trying to do and how technology can help.
Dylan's background combines professional cloud technology support, customer-facing IT consulting, website development and creative media. His experience includes supporting cloud environments, account access, Microsoft technologies, business applications and technical troubleshooting for professional-service organizations.
What drives the work is a real passion for helping business owners feel more confident. Technology touches almost every part of a modern business — and when it's handled well, it quietly gets out of the way so owners can focus on what they actually love doing.
- Professional cloud and technology support experience
- Experience supporting business applications, account access and Microsoft technologies
- Website development, creative media and business technology consulting
- Clear, client-focused communication without unnecessary jargon
A Founder-Led Approach
When you work with Tadylcor, you work directly with Dylan. From the initial conversation through planning and implementation, you have a consistent point of contact who understands both the technical details and the business goal behind the project.
Committed to Continuous Growth
Technology continues to evolve, and Dylan remains committed to strengthening his knowledge across cloud technology, business systems, networking, security and digital strategy. That ongoing development helps Tadylcor provide practical recommendations grounded in current technology and real business needs.
My Philosophy
Technology should make businesses more productive, more secure, and more successful. Anything that doesn't move one of those three dials probably isn't worth doing.
How I work
Listen first. Explain in plain language. Recommend only what genuinely helps. Stay available after the project is done. That's the whole approach.