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Guide
Who implementsafter the consulting?
A good report is the beginning. Whether anything changes depends on implementation. There are three common ways, each with pros and cons.
In short
After management consulting, companies can implement on their own, have the consultant support them or hire an implementation partner for technical parts. What matters is that every measure has an owner, a date and a fixed place in leadership's steering.
Three ways
With support
The consultant stays on as project lead and keeps dates and owners together. Useful when several measures run at the same time.
With an implementation partner
For technical parts such as software or interfaces. Clear requirements from the consulting are essential.
What matters in every implementation
- Each measure has exactly one owner
- Dates are in the calendar, not just in the report
- Leadership reviews progress monthly
- Technical requirements are described in writing
- Consulting and technical implementation are contracted separately
- It is clear when the implementation is finished
How we do it
If you wish, FNLY Consulting supports you as project lead. Technical parts are implemented by FNLY IT or a provider of your choice, contracted separately.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Why do many consulting projects fail at implementation?
Usually because day-to-day business takes priority and nobody follows up on the measures. A fixed monthly meeting with leadership is the most reliable way to prevent this.
Should the consultant also sell the software?
Better not. Anyone who earns from the sale does not recommend neutrally. Have the technical implementation quoted separately and compare.
How long should support last?
Until the new workflows run without adjustments. In practice that is often three to six months.
Who implements?
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