Verb: to encourage the growth or development of something
A service is something a company or government provides for people. It might be a bank account, hotel room, drivers licence, or a professional service.
For a customer (or a user) it starts when they need to get something done, provides everything to meet their needs (including support), and ends when their task is complete.
For an organisation services run much deeper. A service includes the behind-the-scenes governance, strategy, marketing, staff, systems, and operations.
Companies and Governments provide services to meet customers' needs, and solve their problems.
When an opportunity is identified, people with lots of experience and expertise decide how it can be solved, and teams of experts in tech, operations, and customer service work on a solution.
This approach has been solving problems for decades, but in the digital era problems have become more complicated, and people's expectations are higher.
We help you look at the intersection of different areas of expertise. Instead of seeing an opportunity in tech, service delivery, customer support or business operations, we look at how those things can fit together. Solutions like this can be more fit for purpose, simpler to build, and quicker to launch.
To us, consultancy is about knowledge sharing. We want to work with you to build and launch awesome services in record time, but we don't want that capability to leave when we do. To a client, a service launch is when the work starts, so we give you the capability needed to own, run, and improve them.
We specialise in:
Previous work has included, amongst others:
We are available to help you build amazing things. Contact TJ if you'd like to talk about working together.