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Implementation Partner

Relying solely on a system integrator (SI) for implementation of an enterprise asset management (EAM) system can lead to misaligned priorities and overlooked client interests. As your implementation partner, we see that your interests are represented throughout the implementation. We bring a deep understanding of technology capabilities, industry best practices and business objectives, enabling you to maximize the value of your investment.

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HOW WE HELP

We drive successful implementations aligned with your business objectives, acting as trusted advisers. Our consultants:

• Review deliverables to secure alignment with business requirements, industry best practices and quality standards.
• Coordinate cross-functional teams and vendors to maintain timeliness, quality, scope adherence and cost management.
• Track project delivery life cycle activities, supporting client program/project managers and third parties focusing on scope, schedule and budget.
• Address gaps in the SI scope that ultimately become customer responsibilities and are critical to a successful implementation.

OUR APPROACH

1898 & Co. consultants bring industry experience and a deep understanding of what drives value beyond mere functionality. This perspective allows us to share insights grounded in practicality. Our consultants:

• Serve as an extension of your team, bringing deep industry knowledge to the project.
• Leverage 1898 & Co. delivery method standards for program, project and service management.
• Apply lessons learned from previous implementations to anticipate and avoid common pitfalls, delivering a smoother and more effective execution.

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