
Does any of this sound familiar?
Sometimes what is missing is not the concept, but someone who actually steers the initiative.
Then we fill the role and take on operational responsibility, for as long as it takes.
A key role is vacant
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The project manager drops out or has not been appointed yet, and the initiative keeps running anyway.
Resources are not enough
.
Your best people are already tied up in several projects, and another initiative cannot be handled internally.
A PMO that exists only on paper
.
A project management office has been agreed, but the people to actually run it are missing.
A program without steering
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Many subprojects, no consistent view of schedule and status, decisions come too late.
Specialist knowledge is missing temporarily
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For a limited period you need experience that you do not want to build up permanently.
Ramp-up under time pressure
.
Series production start-up is due, and suppliers, quality and deadlines have to come together at the same time.




