About Sahel

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Practical thinking, better systems, and businesses that work.

Sahel Rafael Tamayo (also known as Ralph Tamayo) is a Cuban American general manager and technical project manager at Impact Computers and Electronics. His work focuses on operations, technology, and the practical side of running and improving businesses.

About Sahel

His work and interests span business operations, sourcing and commerce, customer experience, financial visibility, and the responsible use of software and automation. He is particularly interested in turning repetitive problems into clear, repeatable processes that teams can understand and improve.

This website is a place to share practical perspectives on entrepreneurship, technology, money, and real estate—especially the decisions that are easy to overlook when running a business day to day.

Professional background

His professional background spans technology retail, technical services, procurement, and operations. After earlier roles in technology services at Circuit City and TigerDirect/CompUSA, he joined Impact Computers and Electronics in 2012. As General Manager and Technical Project Manager, his responsibilities span supplier relationships, commercial execution, coordination across teams, and technical projects that support business operations.

His professional LinkedIn profile is published under Ralph Tamayo. For interviews or industry discussions, see Media & Speaking.

What I believe

Good business systems start with people and clear responsibilities. Data matters when it helps make a decision. Technology is useful when it removes friction, improves reliability, or gives people back time to focus on what matters.

What you’ll find here

  • Entrepreneurship and operations: practical ways to evaluate suppliers, organize workflows, serve customers, and improve execution.
  • Technology and automation: a careful, results-oriented perspective on business software, AI, and process improvements.
  • Financial decision-making: cash flow, margin, operating costs, and the information that helps business owners choose wisely.
  • Real estate: the economics and considerations behind property decisions.

For professional collaborations, interviews, or speaking inquiries, use the contact page. The views published here are personal and do not necessarily represent any employer or organization. Articles are educational, not individualized legal, tax, or financial advice.