The Harsh Reality

70 percent of projects fail

The failure of IT costs the U.S. economy about $50-$150 billion annually

17 percent of IT projects go so badly, they threaten the existence of the company

44 percent of project managers do not use project management software

73 percent of respondents admit that their projects are usually “doomed right from the start”

The business environment today is one of turbulence and uncertainty, creating demands for greater agility and responsiveness from large organisations to effectively manage change.

Organisations spend millions each year on human effort to manage change. However, the results are often varied, lacking a standardised or automated approach.

Project managers usually have their own methods and ways of presenting data, causing confusion and adding complication to what should be a clear, consistent presentation of facts.

This can result in it being extremely difficult to control budgets, monitor progress or assess risk, making it impossible to consume, understand and manage programmes consistently at executive level.

How We Deliver Success

Examples of our project management success