Vendor baseline
A short, focused assessment of the vendor landscape, spend, contracts and governance maturity — with a prioritised action list.
- 2–4 weeks
- Fixed scope
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Engagements are shaped around what the organisation actually needs — sometimes a single negotiation, sometimes a vendor management office built from the ground up.
Delivered as one lifecycle, not three disconnected functions.
Turning demand into a defensible plan: what we buy, from whom, on what terms, and why.
Commercial outcomes that survive the run phase — negotiated in partnership with Legal, Finance and Security.
The discipline that determines whether the value negotiated is ever actually realised.
Moving to — or away from — an outsourced delivery model, without losing service continuity.
Trusted right hand to the CIO on the topics that sit between technology, finance and the supplier base.
From a two-week diagnostic to a multi-year embedded mandate.
A short, focused assessment of the vendor landscape, spend, contracts and governance maturity — with a prioritised action list.
An RFx, a renegotiation, a consolidation, or an outsourcing transition — owned end to end and handed over cleanly.
Design and stand up the vendor management function: charter, tiering, processes, KPIs, tooling and the team around it.
Interim or fractional head of sourcing & vendor management, sitting on the IT leadership team.
Deep category experience across the areas that dominate most IT budgets — plus the niche R&D and discovery platforms that most sourcing professionals never touch.
That combination matters. Enterprise leverage looks very different from a specialist scientific software negotiation, and treating them the same way costs money on both sides.
System integrators, consultancy, staffing and delivery partners.
Enterprise platforms, ERP, licensing models, entitlement and asset management.
Data centre (buy/lease), hosting, managed services, AMS and helpdesk.
Global network, connectivity, mobile and unified communications.
Describe the situation in a few lines and I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right person for it.