IT transformation strategy and implementation
A written plan for where your technology is going, and the team to get you there.
A written plan for where your technology is going, and the team to get you there.
Technology projects usually fail on the plan rather than the code. Systems get replaced in the wrong order, budget is committed before the business case is clear, and the organisation is asked to change faster than it can.
IT transformation strategy and implementation
What you actually get
A costed and sequenced roadmap with a business case per phase
Legacy retirement in a safe order with rollback
Change management and communication
Delivery of each phase with you
Skills left inside your own team
Signs this is the work you need
- The board has asked for a technology plan
- Systems are being replaced piecemeal without a sequence
- Nobody can say what the current estate costs
- A major project has stalled
What changes afterwards
- A board ready roadmap with real numbers
- Legacy systems retired in a safe order
- Skills left behind in your own team
Five stages, and you always know which one you are in
Discover
We sit with the people who do the work and agree what success looks like in numbers. You leave with a written scope and a price, and it costs you nothing.
Design
Signed off before anything is built, so nothing surprises you halfway through.
Build
Short cycles with working software in front of you, which you steer.
Deploy
Migration, training and a go live plan with a rollback. We are on site for the first days.
Support and improve
Agreed response times and a quarterly review of what to improve next.
Often needed alongside this
Straight answers before you commit budget.
Systems selection, vendor review, architecture, data strategy, cost reduction and second opinions on projects that have stalled.
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Data warehouses, pipelines, executive dashboards, budgeting and forecasting models, and reporting that reconciles to the ledger.
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