Planning and scoping
Scope, milestones and risks agreed before any work starts.
Managed IT & delivery
Project Management
We run technology projects, ours or yours, with a plan everyone can read, regular status in plain English, and decisions recorded where people can find them.
What is included
Four parts to every project management engagement
Delivery governance
Weekly status, a live risk log and a clear escalation path.
Vendor coordination
One person keeping several suppliers pointed at the same outcome.
Change and adoption
Training, communication and support, so the new system actually gets used.
What you get
Deliverables, written down before we start
These are agreed in the scope for each stage. If one is missing at the end, the stage is not finished.
- Project plan with milestones and dependencies
- Weekly status report and risk log
- Budget tracked against forecast
- Closure report and lessons learned
Platforms and tools
What we use day to day
We work with what you already run where it makes sense, and explain any recommendation to change.
- Jira
- Confluence
- Azure DevOps
- Smartsheet
- Microsoft Project
- Slack
How we work
Four stages, no surprises
Discovery
Interviews, system access and a review of what exists. Usually one to two weeks, with written findings.
Strategy
Options, costs and a recommendation. You choose the scope for the next stage, and nothing more.
Delivery
The agreed work in short cycles, demonstrated as it goes, with tests and documentation included.
Operation
Ongoing support under clear response times, or a full handover to your team.
Related services
Often part of the same engagement
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A service desk, systems administration and engineering under one contract, with clear response times.
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Web platforms, internal tools and integrations, built to be maintained by whoever comes next.
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