Weeksinstead of months
Onboarding
A new consultant works from the firm’s own precedents, procedures and templates from the first week. Modeled.
V3Qtor AG/Industries/Professional services
Professional services firms lose margin in onboarding, in rework and in the hours nobody bills. We work with them on knowledge that is found rather than rebuilt, and on staffing that follows demand.
Where the margin sits
Figures are modeled or targeted; sources and detail on request.
Weeksinstead of months
A new consultant works from the firm’s own precedents, procedures and templates from the first week. Modeled.
4×billable productivity
Proposals, deliverables and methods indexed and retrieved, with the source attached. Modeled.
Utilisationper practice
Pipeline, skills and availability on one forecast, so the bench is a decision rather than a surprise.
How it starts
Thirteen weeks, from measuring the unbilled hours to a run-rate on the partners’ board.
Weeks 1–3
Count the hours
We take time-sheet, pipeline and HR data and measure where the unbilled hours go: onboarding, rework, searching, waiting.
You get: one page per practice with the hours and their cost
Weeks 4–8
Pick the practice and the lever
One practice, usually the one with the fastest growth. Precedents indexed, onboarding built from them; our engineers sit with the practice lead.
You get: the first cohort onboarded in weeks
Weeks 9–13
Run the practice from it
Staffing runs from the forecast, proposals start from the index, the number goes on the partners’ board.
You get: a utilisation figure the CFO can read
Practices and systems
Process discovery, queue economics and what-if simulation on the operation’s own event logs.
Decision & Risk SciencesForecasting, causal impact and Monte Carlo, with the confidence interval before the budget.
ShieldOSThe compliance operating system: evidence that files itself, audit packs on any day.
Master Data Management LayerOne record across the systems that hold it, with rules, owners and lineage.
Tell us which practice has the most unbilled hours. We will come back with where they go and what the first quarter would recover.