Case studies
Selected work
A few engagements, described plainly — the situation, what we did, and where it landed. Client names are withheld by agreement.
10 Case Studies
Index
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An ERP consultant who stayed past the go-live
A manufacturer's in-house team was stretched thin by the time the new ERP went live. We placed one consultant who knew the configuration and carried the weeks that follow a…
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A small squad for the push, scaled down once it landed
A product company needed more hands for one delivery push, not a permanent larger team. We brought in a small squad together, then scaled it down afterwards without losing what…
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An integration engineer for the TMS-to-ERP build
A logistics business needed a TMS, WMS and ERP to talk to each other, and the in-house team had no one free who had done that work. We placed one…
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Holding a retailer’s systems through peak trading
A retailer's IT team could not safely cover its busiest trading weeks alone. We added experienced hands for the season and took them away again afterwards, without the team losing…
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Covering a migration crunch without carrying the headcount
A services firm faced a platform migration that needed more people for a few months than it needed the rest of the year. We covered the crunch and stepped back…
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A data engineer embedded for the reporting build
A finance team could not trust its own numbers because the reporting was held together by hand. We embedded one data engineer to build the analytics properly and leave the…
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A security-minded DevOps engineer to harden delivery
A software firm shipped well but loosely, and it was starting to show. We embedded one engineer to tighten how releases were built and deployed, drawing on our own security…
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Replacing a body-shop contract that had stopped working
A client had been sold five contractors and got churn, mismatched skills and no continuity. We replaced the arrangement with fewer people who actually did the work and stood behind…
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QA capacity for a release the team could not cover alone
A team facing a significant release had no way to test it properly with the people it had. We added experienced QA for the release window without leaving testing dependent…
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When the people we placed joined the client’s payroll
A client's embedded team came to know its systems so well that, when the work proved permanent, some of them moved onto the client's own payroll. We treated that as…
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