We looked at our top four solutions over the past four years. These are not necessarily the largest assignments or the most complex. However, they are the ones that our clients seem to want the most frequently.
Criticality Analysis
The Solomon-Oldach Asset Prioritization (SOAP) method is used to conduct criticality rankings for facility assets and public infrastructure. SOAP can result in staff time savings of up to 70% versus traditional methods. Use SOAP when you need a fresh perspective, when there is a leadership change, or when you need to verify your priorities in a timely manner.
Asset Management Assessments
Many organizations are drowning in the depth and breadth of their asset management programs. Limited value is being shown for the amount of investment. Our ASAP approach uses a quick assessment to produce short-term value, provide key insights, and verify program direction.
Facilitation
Organizations are often frustrated by ineffective facilitators who cannot get to implementable solutions. The outcome is that participants walk away feeling like they have wasted their time. Our SAFE approach has the opposite effect – participants leave with implementable solutions through a time-effective process.
Root Cause Analysis
An obvious meaning of fast is moving or capable of moving at high speed. Fast also means firmly fixed or immovable (“the ship was held fast by the anchor chain”) or not fading or changing (“fast colors”). The FAST approach as a process can be applied efficiently while its solutions are non-fading and solid.
Our Solutions
We have collectively pushed these into a highly valued (popular) solution category. Please find more information on a website on the larger suite of solutions we provide related to Program Development, Asset Management, Facilitation, and Environmental. And remember to check out our Insights, where we regularly post helpful content on topics in each category.
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