Point of View · Programme recovery
Recovering a programme in distress
Troubled programmes rarely recover by adding resources. They recover by taking back decisions.
· 6 min read
Expertise · 06
A major project is won at scoping and lost at the interfaces.
01Executive summary
Major infrastructure projects combine technical, contractual, financial and human risks. Overruns rarely stem from a single issue.
Our engineering and project-control teams work from design to delivery, with particular attention to interfaces between packages, parties and decisions.
02What we solve
03Where we create value
Design & engineering
Owner's engineering
Major project steering
Cost and schedule control
Project risk management
Capital programmes
04How we work
Every engagement follows the same four phases, each with an expected decision.
01
Establish the facts
02
Design the trajectory
03
Execute and steer
04
Embed the value
Decision
Where to focus effort, and what we choose not to do.
Arbitrate target, sequencing and resources.
Trade-offs on priorities, risks and escalation.
Handover of accountabilities and target run model.
Deliverables
Fact base, issue map, value hypotheses.
Target operating model, roadmap, business case.
Transformation office, executive reporting, recovery plans.
Skills transfer, performance routines, dashboards.
01 · Diagnose
02 · Design
03 · Deliver
04 · Embed
05Capabilities
Main industries: Industry & Infrastructure · Energy & Utilities · Transport & Logistics · Public Sector
06Insights
Point of View · Programme recovery
Troubled programmes rarely recover by adding resources. They recover by taking back decisions.
· 6 min read
Article · Infrastructure
Overruns are born at boundaries: between packages, between parties, between design and execution.
· 5 min read
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