Independent assessment first, re-baselined plan second. We don't assume the answer is starting over, and we won't tell you that just to win the engagement.
A rescue engagement starts with an independent read of what's actually true, separate from whatever the status reports have been claiming.
What's actually done, what's salvageable, and what genuinely needs to be rebuilt, read from the live system rather than the status reports.
A revised scope, timeline, and cost built from what we found, not from the original plan that's already been proven wrong.
A go-live backed by a checklist and change control that actually holds this time, not a hope.
With an independent assessment first: what's done, what's salvageable, and what's actually blocking go-live, before any new plan or cost estimate is proposed.
Sometimes. Sometimes the assessment supports the current partner staying involved, just with tighter change control. We'll say which, honestly.
An independent assessment typically runs two to four weeks, depending on how much documentation exists versus how much needs to be reconstructed from the live system.
No. Most rescues salvage a meaningful share of existing configuration and data. A full restart is recommended only when the assessment genuinely supports it.
We can run the independent assessment alongside an existing engagement. What happens after depends on what it finds.
Tell us where the project stands today. We will tell you honestly what a realistic path back looks like.
With someone who has run this kind of engagement before.
Four minutes, no email required.