| Next Steps Every project is different. Rather than provide brochures and bland descriptions, we prefer to address your specific needs. When you contact us, we will meet with you to fully understand your project situation. we provide a written analysis of the postion; identify key decisions or alternatives and clear proposals of how we can help. For information about working with us see our FAQs close |
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about programmes? Large or complex projects are often structured into programmes comprising multiple projects or workstreams. We have specific programme management expertise on programmes of £100m or more. Please contact us for more information. close |
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is a business change project? A project is a one-off set of activities to achieve a specific objective for your organisation or business. A project has a clear delivery date, and its own separately identifiable budget Many projects have a business objective (the 'business' being the overall purpose of your organisation) and IT is just a tool. Critical to success are non-IT aspects such as training, working procedures, data setup and launch of the new product or service etc. Achieving these involves changing people's attitudes, responsibilities and performance. We recognise that non-technical elements are as important, and as complex, as the technology and provide an integrated approach to managing the whole business change projects. close |
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Projects can go wrong. Progress can fall behind schedule and run over budget. If new systems are delayed, or don't work when delivered, the impact can be serious.
We also help prevent problems. This includes health checks or audits to ensure work is progressing smoothly and risk management to protect projects recognised as business critical or high risk.
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