One proposal and nothing to compare it against
A supplier’s proposal arrives, with its price and its list of advantages. Nobody knows whether half of it is needed.
We put the options on the table with their cost and leave you a written plan. Carrying it out is a separate job, and anyone can take it on.
Documents you can open and take with you.
Consulting gets bought when something expensive must be decided and nobody inside can judge it.
A supplier’s proposal arrives, with its price and its list of advantages. Nobody knows whether half of it is needed.
Licences from a project that stalled, services that renew themselves, tools bought by somebody who has since left.
There is a product that does what you need, and there is building it. What each costs and who maintains it afterwards are almost never on the table.
All three miss the same thing: a written criterion for choosing between the technology in place.
Four steps, and almost nobody writes down the fourth.
What is installed, what is being paid for, and where the business stops if something fails. Charged for, and short.
Each route with its cost, what it solves and what it leaves unsolved. No single recommendation.
What to do now, what can wait and in what order, with the starting point.
The plan is the deliverable.
It is the work of finding out what you have: what each depends on and what is paid for it. The plan gets written afterwards.
Time spent on the process, manual errors, volume handled with the same resources and what it costs to run, before and after. The reference is the situation before.
One client built a solution in-house rather than buy a tool, because the cost and the features did not justify it. Another stopped paying for services it barely used.
Yes, contracted separately; your supplier or your staff can follow it. If the relationship continues afterwards, that is a separate engagement.
Tell us what decision you are facing. The first call costs nothing.
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