One firm for the whole arc
Strategy, delivery, change, and value usually mean three vendors pointing at each other when it slips. We own the whole arc — one accountable name from the boardroom decision to the booked benefit.
Most firms hand you a strategy deck and walk away. We run the whole arc — advisory, leadership, change, value, and ERP — as connected practices on the AMIGO platform, so the work is visible while it happens and the outcome is measured against the case.
Not a menu of services — one connected arc that ends in proof.
Three things separate us from a strategy deck and an invoice — and they are the reasons clients keep us on the hook past the recommendation.
Strategy, delivery, change, and value usually mean three vendors pointing at each other when it slips. We own the whole arc — one accountable name from the boardroom decision to the booked benefit.
You get a practitioner who has run programs at your scale — the same senior face in the first meeting and at the readout. Not a pyramid of analysts learning on your program.
We run engagements on AMIGO, the platform we build. The work is visible while it happens and tied to the business case — so you can check our results, not just take our word.
Four practices, plus an ERP discipline. Most clients arrive with a situation, not a service code — so find the one that matches where you actually are.
A big decision is on the table and the cost of getting it wrong is high.
Independent counsel that settles the call before execution — and puts it in writing you can defend to the board.
A program needs a leader who has run one before — or it is slipping and needs rescuing.
Proven directors, PMO leads, interim CIOs, and turnaround specialists placed in the seat and accountable.
The technology will land, but you are not sure the organization will move with it.
The people side run as a discipline — readiness, stakeholders, training, and resistance, with adoption measured.
You need to prove the investment paid off — and keep proving it for years.
The benefits designed in and tracked to actuals, turning a forecast in the business case into value you can book.
Our deepest discipline. Most ERP programs run on five to ten disconnected tools; we run the entire journey — business case to hypercare — on one, across any major ERP.
Prove it pays before you spend — TCO, benefits, and risk-adjusted NPV, IRR, and payback.
Governance stood up before mobilization — decision rights, cadence, and RAID.
One leader accountable from blueprint to hypercare.
Design, build, data, test, cutover, and hypercare — managed to evidence.
Risk identified, quantified, and mitigated across eight dimensions.
See the whole journey and the platforms we support.
Whatever the engagement, it runs through the same six-pillar lens — the dimensions where transformations are actually won or lost. Scored on evidence, not opinion, so nothing important goes unowned.
Decision rights, controls, and the cadence that keeps a program steerable.
Readiness, leadership, and adoption — the side where transformations fail.
The operating model and the workflows the new system has to support.
Quality, migration, and the single source of truth decisions rest on.
Architecture, integration, and platforms that hold at production scale.
The benefits the investment was made for — designed in and measured.
“Consulting” can mean a deck and an invoice, or a practitioner on the hook for the result. That gap is the whole point of how we work — line by line.
Same fee, a different relationship — we stay on the hook past the recommendation.
Most consulting goes dark between the kickoff and the readout — the truth scattered across email, Excel, and SharePoint. We run the engagement on AMIGO, so the program, the risks, and the money sit in one place you can open on any day, not a status deck assembled the night before.

We work where getting it wrong is most expensive — regulated, operationally complex, and unforgiving of a program that drifts.
Plant operations, supply chains, and inventory — where a stalled program shows up on the shop floor.
Regulated, audited, and unforgiving — where data integrity and compliance are the program, not a footnote.
High volume, thin margins, and omnichannel complexity that punishes a bad cutover.
Project-based businesses where utilization, resourcing, and billing accuracy are the P&L.
Choosing a platform, leading a program, driving adoption, or proving the value — tell us the situation and we'll tell you which practice it needs and how AMIGO runs it.