If you have the courage to try, we have the courage to help. When it’s urgent, unusual, or in disrepair it’s a problem. Almost certainly the pathway from where you are to where you need to be is ill-defined and ambiguous.This is not the province of the traditional solution provider. Detailed plans, defined methodologies, and large teams are more likely to be part of your problem than your answer. You need manoeuvrability, adaptability, expertise, and speed. The problem space is our space – not the technology. IT, logistics, infrastructure – it doesn’t matter. The common denominator is complexity.
We are not for everyone. If you want a stable life delivering a process, perhaps with lots of activity and a big team – there are plenty of options. It’s not that you don’t need us, it won’t work because our people only come to work to make a difference – every day.
We are beyond being a gamble. We have delivered too much, too often, and too well. We are the epitome of managed risk. The safe choice when being too safe is unsafe. If past approaches haven’t worked, it might be time to try something new.
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A suite of proposed policy measures to break the stranglehold of the Big Four consulting companies on the public service and foster the growth of an internationally competitive Australian advisory industry.
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We often talk about needing more commercial acumen in the public sector. There are commercial skills needed, but commercial acumen is as much about attitude and a way of thinking. It doesn’t come naturally to the public service. This is what we tackle in our Commercial Acumen for the Public Sector program, through immersive, experiential learning,
They call it the three M’s of crisis communications – managing the situation, maintaining trust, and minimising potential damage. For all the failures of the PwC tax avoidance scandal, and there are plenty, its crisis communications response, or lack of, is pretty lacklustre too.
Too often ‘Big’ is associated with good, but smaller companies often have specialist and tailored expertise, and are less reliant on scale, a methodology and a slide deck. Small also tend to be more focussed on their client than their bottom line. Founders want to build businesses because they feel they can deliver better outcomes at a better price, and because they are invested in the client outcomes.
A suite of proposed policy measures to break the stranglehold of the Big Four consulting companies on the public service and foster the growth of an internationally competitive Australian advisory industry.
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