Having completed Phase 1, typically it is very clear that that it is not realistic (or wise) to develop a solution quickly that will deliver all work and project management processes simultaneously. The answer is to engage in an iterative deve ...[Read More]

The first phase in the WAG process involves detailed consultation with your customer to identify the key processes in their organization and to understand the relationships between the processes. You are likely to engage in detailed workshops wi ...[Read More]

The Workplace Architecture Guidance (WAG) process that we use defines six phases that you can follow to architect a new workplace. Your aim is to identify the key processes in your customer’s business and to identify how these processes interact ...[Read More]

Over the last two decades, the rapid developments in technology have changed the way we work – but have not always improved the way we work. Enterprise systems, like SAP and Siebel, provided excellent solutions to stable and unchanging enterprise- ...[Read More]