The Engagement Model Should Fit the Work.

Five ways to work with Nyne, from a single embedded specialist to a managed service. Scope, responsibilities and the expertise required are agreed before anyone starts, and you can move between models without changing partners.

Side by Side

Compare the Models.

Most clients start in one column and move to another as the work matures. Scope, responsibilities and terms are set in a written agreement.

ModelYou getNyne ownsYou ownTypical start
Specialized TeamsA cross-functional pod with a leadTeam cohesion, practices, quality inside the podProduct direction and acceptance2 to 4 weeks
Project DeliveryA defined outcome against a statement of workPlan, delivery risk, milestones, quality gatesDecisions at agreed checkpoints3 to 6 weeks to mobilize
Managed ServicesOngoing operation to agreed service levelsRun, monitor, improve, reportService scope and change approvalsTransition plan agreed first
Consulting & AdvisoryA decision you can act onAnalysis, options, recommendationThe decisionWithin a week
Individual SpecialistsOne expert embedded in your teamFit, credentials, replacement if neededDirection, priorities, deliveryDays

How an Engagement Starts

How an Engagement Starts.

The same four steps for every model. A proposed scope typically follows the first conversation within two weeks.

  1. Understand the Priority.

    A conversation about the business problem, the systems involved and what a good outcome looks like.

  2. Propose the Scope and the People.

    A written scope with responsibilities, the disciplines it needs and the model we recommend.

  3. Agree on the Terms.

    Commercials, governance, access and confidentiality, in a written agreement that reflects how your organization works.

  4. Mobilize and Deliver.

    Named people on agreed dates, with a delivery cadence and a single point of accountability at Nyne.