Project delivery

Governed like a PMP program, delivered like an Agile team, run on ITIL.

A migration or a new fabric is both a project and a service change. We run the project with PMP-aligned governance, deliver it in Agile sprints and waves, and operate it under ITIL 4 practices integrated with your ITSM — so your PMO, your change board and your operations team each see the artefacts they expect.

Frameworks we align to

PMP · PMBOK

Governance and accountability

Every program has a charter, a named accountable lead, a scope baseline per wave, a risk register and a RAID log reviewed weekly. Change to scope goes through a documented change request with cost and schedule impact before it is accepted.

  • Charter, stakeholder map and communication plan at kickoff
  • Scope, schedule and cost baselines per wave; earned-value tracking on programs over one quarter
  • Risk register with owners and triggers; issues escalated within one business day
  • Formal acceptance criteria and sign-off at every wave and at handover
Agile · Scrum / Kanban

Delivery in waves and sprints

Design and automation work runs in two-week sprints with a visible board; migrations run in waves that are planned, rehearsed on the twin and reviewed in a retrospective before the next wave starts.

  • Backlog in your tooling or ours, visible to your team
  • Sprint review every two weeks with working configuration, not slides
  • Definition of done includes twin validation and documentation
  • Retrospective after every wave; lessons change the next method of procedure
ITIL 4

Change, incident and problem practices

Our change-enablement practice maps to ITIL 4: standard, normal and emergency changes with risk-based approval, every change rehearsed and recorded, and incidents handled with defined severities, escalation and post-incident reviews.

  • Change enablement: twin validation as the mandatory risk assessment; CAB attendance where you run one
  • Incident management: Sev-1 to Sev-4 definitions, 15-minute senior response on Sev-1, status every 30 minutes
  • Problem management: root-cause analysis and known-error records after any repeat incident
  • Service-level management: monthly report against agreed SLAs, continual-improvement register
ITSM

Integration with your service management

We work inside your ITSM, not beside it: changes, incidents and CIs are created and updated in ServiceNow, Jira Service Management or Freshservice through their APIs, with the twin results and configuration diffs attached.

  • Change and incident records opened from our pipeline into your ITSM
  • CMDB updates from the repository: devices, interfaces, software versions
  • Approvals follow your workflow; evidence is attached automatically
  • Reports and the live portal exported to your dashboards where needed

The stages and what each one hands you.

The same eight stages shown on every program, with the governance artefact each produces.

KickoffCharter · stakeholder map · communication plan · RAID log
DesignDesign basis · low-level design · BOM · twin baseline report
PlanningWave plan · method of procedure per wave · rollback plan · change requests
DeliverySprint reviews · twin validation records · pre/post verification evidence
HandoverAs-builts · runbooks · repository · acceptance sign-off · training record
OperationsMonthly SLA report · incident post-mortems · continual-improvement register

Who runs it

01

Accountable lead

A PMP- or PRINCE2-certified program lead for engagements over a quarter; a senior engineer leads shorter projects. One name owns schedule, scope, risk and communication.

02

Engineering team

Expert-certified engineers (JNCIE, CCIE, PCNSE) doing the design and the cutovers; the people who scope the work are the people who deliver it.

03

Your side

A sponsor, a change manager and the operations lead, named at kickoff, with a weekly 30-minute status call and a written report you can forward without editing.

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