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Relocation ! Relocation !!

Movement of product, manufacturing, services and capability is here to stay. The real challenge is to integrate, relocate speedily, within budget and with no loss to customer service and operational efficiency.

Impossible - well, depends on your attitude to change and ability to set a plan and stick to it. The essence is to prepare, compare your operational plan against your desired outcome to make sure all the risks are covered, implications identified and then the delivery and transformation can be executed.

Our Approach

Our approach is practical borne out of years of project management and relocation experience both in Europe and further afield. Tailoring the approach to the specific requirements is the key, not planning or not covering all the issues will result in a failed execution and ultimately poor customer delivery, additional costs and not realising the planned benefits – and ultimately lost revenue

Each relocation or reorganisation either local or abroad requires careful planning to minimise the risks. Any plan we develop needs complete ownership from you. Coupled with our experience and your commitment, the joint resources will deliver the change – without the planning the risk of failure to achieve the objectives rapidly increase.

So consider the issues:

Do you know what you need to do?
Have you flexibility built into your plans
Have you understood the risks?
Are you clear you know what barriers you’ll come up against?
What does the finished article look like?

Our experience is practical, on the ground, delivers results with you not to you.

See case studies:

Radiall



Enabling change
Management development
Supply chain
Team building
Benchmarking and Due
Diligence
Project management
Integration / relocation
Process re-engineering
Waste reduction
Customer growth
 
Strategic and tactical
business improvement

 

QIA Consulting Ltd
6 Westfield Lane
Arkendale
Knaresborough
North Yorkshire
HG5 0QS

Tel +44 (0)1423 501264


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