Contact centers that work. Operations that deliver. Programs you can trust.

We engineer, build, and measure against a business case targeting a 3:1 return in year 1, then we track it every step of the way.

Depth by industry, depth by service

How we work across industries

Services ↓Industries →
Industry
Service area

Choose an industry, a service area, or the cell where the two meet.

What is changing

The pressure is coming from every direction.

Automation, expectations, accountability, and cost are moving at the same time. The figures below are drawn from research and the work behind them.

Automation

95%

of AI pilots fail

Not because the algorithms do not work, but because the problems were never worth solving. MIT, 2025.

Read door one

Expectations

60-70%

told to call instead

In the digital channels we have analyzed for clients, most interactions end at the phone anyway. Voyage analysis.

Read the article

Accountability

37%

are satisfied with their delivery maturity

Though 82% now run a PMO, and investment plans fell from 57% to 38% in a year. Wellingtone, 2024.

Read the case

Cost & capacity

$20B10-20% more calls

a year on federal contact centers

Agencies field 10-20% more calls than commercial businesses and resolve 60-70% on first contact, against 80-90%.

Read the paper

What success looks like

When companies deploy new technology, they have two distinct options.

Focus on getting the technology live. Or focus on getting the value out of it.

Option A

Standard deployment

The software goes in, configured and trained to a working baseline. What happens to the process is left to you.

Option B

Plus value realization

Everything in Option A, plus the process, adoption and measurement work that turns the deployment into a number you can defend.

Scope items, whether each is included in Standard deployment and Plus value realization, and the risk of choosing the first.
What is includedABRisk accepted under A
Standard deployment
ImplementationIncludedIncluded
Initial configurationIncludedIncluded
Basic trainingIncludedIncluded
Value realization
Business case and baselineNot includedIncludedSuccess is undefined, so benefits cannot be claimed
Process redesignNot includedIncludedOld process, new screens
Change managementNot includedIncludedAdoption stalls, workarounds harden
Targeted trainingNot includedIncludedUsers learn the tool, not the job
Management routines and coachingNot includedIncludedAutomation runs, people do not change, benefit is zero
Ongoing configurationNot includedIncludedDrift from rates, rules, and policy
Benefit measurementNot includedIncludedReturn cannot be proven or defended
Next use case selectionNot includedIncludedValue stops at the first use case
Overall cost, illustrative1$10$12 to $14On $1M of software, $200K to $400K in services
Meets or exceeds objectives213%88%The gap is the change work, not the software
AI pilots with measurable P&L impact35%TBD4Failures trace to workflow and adoption, not model quality
  • 1 Cost index is illustrative. Professional services attach rates vary by product, deployment model, and scope. On $1M of software, $200K to $400K in services.
  • 2 Prosci, Best Practices in Change Management, 12th edition, more than 8,000 data points. Excellent change management measured against poor.
  • 3 MIT NANDA, The GenAI Divide, 2025. MIT reports a single population rather than a paired comparison, so no Option B figure is claimed.
  • 4 Not measured. It is too early for a paired figure, and we will not print one we cannot source.

Our team's experience

Selected results from the field

The work is different. The standard is the same: measurable value.

Contact Center

Health insurance provider · 4 sites

3 minutes to under 60 seconds

Before3:00After0:59

Our team assessed operations across four contact centers for a health insurance provider, establishing productivity metrics and custom training that cut average speed of answer from 3 minutes to under 1 minute, delivering about $1.2M in annual labor savings.

Global outsourcer · 100,000 agents

50%+ reduction in quality staffing costs

-50%+ automatedremaining

Our team led a program in a 100,000-agent global outsourcing environment to automate manual quality functions with advanced analytics, cutting quality staffing costs by more than half while improving performance insight and compliance.

Operations

Top 10 US P&C insurer

15-20% direct labor cost reduction

80%90%100%baseline-15-20%

For a top 10 US property and casualty insurer, our team completed detailed time studies, redesigned processes, and trained management teams, achieving a 15-20% reduction in direct labor costs across underwriting and processing.

PE-owned manufacturer

$10M EBITDA plan to a $250M sale

$10MEBITDA plan$250Msale

Our team developed a strategic growth plan for a PE-owned manufacturer targeting a $10M annual EBITDA improvement, boosting valuation and contributing to a successful $250M sale.

Programs

State government insurance agency

Success where $10M+ attempts had failed

prior attempts, $10M+ eachdelivered

Our team created comprehensive process maps, requirements, and a modernization roadmap for a state government insurance agency, enabling a successful system implementation after multiple prior attempts, each exceeding $10M, had failed.

Top 3 global logistics company · 19 sites

$99M efficiency program, delivered

Goal: $99M / yr19 contact centers

Our team directed a global efficiency program spanning 19 contact centers for a top 3 global logistics company, establishing the PMO and Center of Excellence that delivered targeted savings toward a $99M annual goal.