Industries
Sector knowledge is the difference between good questions and generic ones
We lead with three sectors where we have seen the same constraints often enough to arrive informed. We work beyond them, but we say so plainly when we do.
Lead sectors
Recruitment and workforce
Read moreConsultant productivity, margin per placement and dependence on a handful of billers are the constraints that decide whether a recruitment business scales or stalls.
- Revenue concentrated in a small number of consultants
- Margin eroded by unqualified roles and slow time-to-fill
- CRM data too poor to forecast reliably
Healthcare and dental
Read moreClinical capacity, patient acquisition cost and administrative load determine profitability far more than treatment pricing does.
- Chair or clinician utilisation below its potential
- Administrative burden pulling clinicians away from care
- Patient acquisition and recall handled inconsistently
Manufacturing and engineering
Read moreQuoting accuracy, throughput and job-level margin visibility are usually where the money is — long before capital investment is the answer.
- True job cost and margin known only after the fact
- Throughput limited by planning rather than plant
- Quoting inconsistent and slow to produce
Also served
Professional services
Utilisation, pricing model and delivery leverage set the ceiling on a professional services firm's profitability.
Property and construction
Project margin, cash timing and subcontractor management drive outcomes more than turnover growth.
Technology and SaaS
Retention, expansion and cost to serve determine enterprise value long before new logo growth does.
Where to go next
Sector context is the start, not the answer
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