When revenue is growing but profit is not keeping pace, delivery takes too much effort, or you need to know which services and customers are worth growing.
01 / How we work
Find the cause. Prioritise the change.
01
Understand
Agree one business question. Compare revenue with the real time and cost of delivering the work.
02
Test
Examine avoidable costs, scope, rework, pricing and process. Compare realistic ways to improve profit.
03
Recommend
Prioritise the changes worth making, explain the trade-offs and set out how to measure their effect.
02 / What you leave with
A decision on what comes first.
An evidence-based recommendation on what to tackle first, with clear priorities and a 90-day outline of next steps. Use it with your own team, or commission Design to turn the chosen change into a detailed delivery plan.
BigBearX / DiagnoseThe next move.Illustrative output
Read an illustrative recommendation
Illustrative Diagnose output
Which services are worth growing?
Example: a business winning more work without a matching rise in profit.
Check the evidence
Compare revenue by service and customer with the staff time, contractor fees, tools and rework needed to deliver it.
Find the cause
Test whether unclear scope, repeated revisions, pricing or a slow process is reducing the margin.
Recommendation
Trial clearer scope and approval for extra work on one service. Compare the likely benefit with changes to pricing or delivery.
Next 90 days
Month 1: establish delivery cost and margin. Month 2: trial the change. Month 3: compare margin, delivery time and client feedback before expanding it.
Hypothetical example. No client data, achieved result or implementation quote.
03 / Scope & investment
Clear before we start.
InvestmentUS$6,000–US$10,000
Timing
Normally three weeks
Reference scope US$7,500.
Excluding applicable tax. Implementation and formal assurance are separate.
What’s included
The reference scope
We investigate
One business question, in one entity.
Up to five stakeholder interviews.
Up to three workflows or opportunity areas.
You provide
A sponsor who can make the decision.
Access to agreed people and relevant documents, including revenue and delivery cost records where needed.