Technical advisory & ICT
ICT Design Review
Technical advice on the owner’s side: business needs turned into a clear ICT brief, and the consultant’s design explained back in business terms.
The challenge
Our client, the owner of a mixed-use, multi-tower complex, wanted to review the work of its ICT designer and consultant. ICT design is highly technical, which made it hard for the owner to set clear requirements, manage a specialist consultant and judge whether each submission met the needs of its business.
What we did
We worked on the client’s side from start to finish. We helped the client develop and refine its ICT requirements, select an ICT consultant and translate those requirements into technical requirements for the consultant. We then managed the consultant’s work and submissions on the client’s behalf.
How we worked
- Requirements: the client’s ICT needs, developed and refined together.
- Selection: helping the client choose its ICT consultant.
- Technical brief: business requirements translated into technical ones.
- Oversight: the consultant’s work and submissions managed for the client.
The design, in business terms
We reviewed the consultant’s work and translated it back into the client’s business and functional requirements, so the owner could understand it. Throughout, we were on hand to guide and advise the client on a highly technical subject.
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What we delivered
Clear ICT requirements
Developed and refined with the client, in its own terms.
Consultant selection
Help choosing the consultant, then a technical brief to design to.
Consultant managed
Work and submissions overseen on the client’s behalf.
Design made clear
Technical work explained in business and functional terms.
- Client-side technical advice
- ICT requirements
- Consultant selection
- Technical requirements
- Consultant management
- Submission reviews
- Design review
- Business & functional requirements
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