Business change management consulting
Change succeeds when people understand why it is necessary – and are allowed to help shape it. I plan and guide your transformation with structure and a coach's eye.
More effective processes, an IT landscape that fits your strategy, and change that people support – four consulting modules, on their own or in combination.
I support you with a holistic approach: every capability of your company is linked to processes, organisation, information and tools. This leads to decisions that are transparent – and to solutions that work in day-to-day practice.
Change succeeds when people understand why it is necessary – and are allowed to help shape it. I plan and guide your transformation with structure and a coach's eye.
Good processes ease people's workload instead of keeping them on a tight leash. I make your workflows visible and, together with your team, develop leaner, easy-to-understand to-be processes.
A well-aligned architecture is the key to efficiency and agility. I bring business goals, processes, data and IT together into a coherent target state.
Your IT should work reliably and support people in their work. I help you describe IT services clearly and organise the processes around incidents and changes.
The 8-Level Model shows how the modules interlock.
That is the question that comes up most often – and it can usually be answered from whatever brought you here in the first place:
In practice hardly any undertaking begins with all four modules at once. Usually it becomes clear by itself after the first step what comes next.
For small and medium-sized companies whose IT has grown over the years and now raises more questions than it answers. You need no IT department of your own for this – precisely where one or two people “do the IT on the side”, the gain is often greatest, because their knowledge is otherwise recorded nowhere.
IT-supported organisational consulting designs a company's structures, processes and IT systems together instead of looking at them separately. The aim is an organisation whose technology supports its people and its strategy.
Yes. The modules can be booked individually or in combination – depending on your organisation's maturity and needs.
There is no fixed threshold. What matters is not the number of employees but whether the knowledge about procedures and systems still sits in a few heads. As soon as the answer to “who knows how that works?” is a single name, it is worthwhile – whether the company has fifteen people or two hundred.
That depends on the scope. Taking stock of the IT landscape is feasible within a few days; a process project takes weeks to months depending on the number of procedures. I work in defined steps so that you can decide after each one whether and how to continue.
No. Many of my topics concern precisely those companies without their own IT department that work with external providers. There it is often unclear what service has actually been agreed and who does what in the event of a fault – exactly that can be put in order.
As a rule, no. Usually the problem is not missing tools but that the existing ones do not fit together or nobody knows what they are for. For the work itself I provide free tools that run in the browser without installation.
No, deliberately not. I do not write software and do not operate systems. My work ends where your team or your service provider begins – that keeps the consulting independent and prevents me from writing my own follow-up contracts.
In a free, no-obligation initial consultation we clarify where you stand and which path suits you.