Structural realignment of growing businesses when complexity begins to block performance. A resilient operating model aligns strategy, processes, governance, and performance logic; creating the foundation for profitable and scalable growth.
1
Problem
Strong revenues, but increasing margin pressure
Leadership teams trapped in operational firefighting instead of acting strategically
Processes dependent on individuals and Excel workarounds
Additional headcount demanded, although the system itself is the core issue
Growth creating operational bottlenecks instead of leverage
Organization operating at its limits
Lack of transparency on structural constraints
2
Service
Analysis of the existing organizational and performance steering logic
Redesign of governance structures, roles, and decision pathways
Harmonization of KPI and reporting frameworks
Implementation of a scalable target-setting and performance management system
3
Approach
Structural diagnostic along value creation processes and decision flows
Definition of a clear target operating model
Prioritization of value levers with immediate performance impact
4
Outcome
Transparent performance steering logic
Reduced complexity with increased scalability
More stable forecast quality
Organizational relief at the top-management level
Post-Merger Integration & ERP Consolidation
Realizing synergies through structural integration and a unified systems architecture. Integration is not decided at closing, but in processes, data, and performance logic.
1
Problem
Multiple ERP systems without a shared logic
ERP decisions made prematurely without structural alignment
Integration driven by system logic rather than value logic
Unclear boundary between standardization and local autonomy
Manual and error-prone reporting structures
Extended transition phases without clear accountability
2
Service
Multiple ERP systems without a unified structural logic
Premature ERP decisions without clear operating model alignment
Integration driven by system architecture rather than value creation logic
Unclear boundaries between standardization and local autonomy
Manual, error-prone reporting structures
Prolonged transition phases without clear ownership
3
Approach
Development of a clear integration strategy (Phase 1)
Translation into a precisely defined project mandate (Phase 2)
Execution steering aligned to measurable impact (Phase 3)
4
Outcome
Strategically consistent integration decisions
Reduced transformation risk
Operationally embedded and controllable integration
A robust platform for further buy-and-build expansion
Data-Driven Sales & AI-Readiness
Structural foundation for scalable sales execution and decision logic. AI delivers impact only where processes, data, and governance models are consistent.
1
Problem
Different sales logics across business units
Inconsistent data structures
AI initiatives without operational impact
Lack of alignment between Sales, Finance, and Delivery
2
Service
Structuring of the end-to-end commercial logic
Harmonization of data and KPI models
Definition of an AI-enabled process architecture
Alignment of sales steering with financial performance
3
Approach
Analysis of the existing GTM and data architecture
Definition of a unified KPI and reporting model
Derivation of AI-relevant use cases from operational logic
Implementation support with a clear focus on measurable performance impact
4
Outcome
Consistent commercial steering
Improved forecast quality
Scalable AI applications
Direct earnings impact within sales performance
Interim Executive — Transformation with Full Accountability
Operational leadership accountability in critical transformation phases. When speed, clarity, and disciplined execution are decisive.
1
Problem
Transformation is defined but not operationally embedded
Accountabilities are unclear
Programs lose momentum
Leadership is caught between day-to-day operations and transformation execution
2
Service
Assumption of operational leadership accountability
Steering of critical transformation programs
Clear decision-making and prioritization structure
Close alignment with the advisory board and investors
3
Approach
Rapid assessment of key organizational leverage points
Definition of clear 90-day priorities
Structured program and resource steering
Transparent communication with key stakeholders
4
Outcome
Stabilization of earnings quality and operational steering capability
Reduced time-to-impact in critical transformation programs
A clearly prioritized 90-day agenda instead of parallel initiatives
Operational relief for the CEO and CFO while strengthening the decision base
An extended arm of the investor with real execution authority within the organization