Assignment Short StoriesReduced Cost and Improved ProductivityA firm of solicitors wanted us to help them select a new time recording system to improve their productivity. When we understood their reasons we actually helped them redesign the process for preparing wills. It cost us an assignment to select and implement a new computer system but the client got what they needed – reduced costs and increased productivity. Today we would also have pointed them in the direction of a process solutions supplier like enCircle to quickly provide automated policy and procedures to support the process. Contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. | Service OutlinesProgramme and Project TurnaroundSometimes a programme or project needs fresh thinking to get it running smoothly; it may be that a health check has exposed issues. Solidus has considerable experience with putting projects and programmes back on track. Usually it is a case of a project team using Solidus to facilitate an exploration of the challenges. Often the team are too close to the issues, Solidus helps them step back to “see the wood for the trees”. The client can then often resolve matters themselves. In extremis Solidus can take over project leadership until it is running smoothly. Contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
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