The EIS Augmentation Method

Whether we are working with a law firm or a government department, every engagement follows four principles designed to deliver visible outcomes, strengthen internal capability and support an orderly transfer of ownership.


1

Senior capability, proportionate commitment

You gain experienced technology leadership for the period and level of commitment the work requires, without the cost or delay associated with a permanent senior appointment.

2

Specialist work in specialist hands

Each task is led by someone with relevant experience in a comparable environment, reducing the time and risk involved in building knowledge during delivery.

3

Embedded delivery, visible change

We work inside your teams and processes. Success is measured by what changes in operation, not by the volume of reports produced.

4

Engagements designed for effective transition

Every engagement includes a defined exit and a deliberate transfer of knowledge, responsibility and capability to your team. Success means that your people can take full ownership of the next phase.


How an engagement runs

1

Assess

We establish how work is actually carried out today, set against what has been approved or planned.

2

Embed

Senior practitioners join your leadership and delivery teams and work through your governance arrangements.

3

Deliver

Agreed changes are made and evidenced, whether that means controls in place, services live or decisions taken.

4

Transfer

Responsibility passes to your team, together with the knowledge and documentation needed to sustain it.


A considered first conversation.

Your initial conversation will be with Damian Neilson. We will give you a clear view of whether EIS can help, what an appropriate scope would involve and how responsibility can be transferred to your team.