About · Partners

The credentials behind the range.

We don't ask you to take the range on faith. The certifications our people carry and the platforms we work in, in one place.

Certifications

Certified by the bodies that set the standard.

Our consultants and instructors hold certifications from the organizations that define modern Agile, product, and project delivery. The same people who teach the courses run the transformations, so the credential comes with judgment attached.

Scrum Alliance
Scrum.org
Scaled Agile
PMI
Technology partners

Fluent in the platforms enterprises actually run on.

We advise, build, and train in the toolchains our clients already depend on. That depth shows up in the work: our Atlassian practice alone has consolidated hundreds of projects and saved clients six figures a year. Read the case study →

Atlassian
Microsoft Azure DevOps

Our approach

Partnered, not beholden.

We hold the certifications and work daily in the platforms our clients already run. What we do not carry is a vendor's quota. When we recommend a tool it is because it fits the problem in front of you, and when the honest answer is that you already own something that will do the job, that is the answer you get.

Partner program

Extend what you offer, without building it yourself.

Some firms have clients who need enterprise IT work they are not set up to deliver. Rather than turn it away or hire against it, they bring us in. Two models are open now.

Referral partner

Send the work, stay out of the delivery.

You introduce the client, we scope and deliver, and you are paid on work that closes. Simplest to start, and the right fit when the engagement sits outside what you want to own.

Co-marketing partner

Go to market together.

Joint webinars, briefings, and content aimed at an audience you already have. Useful when our practices and yours point at the same buyer from different angles.

Reseller and white-label delivery models are held until the referral and co-marketing tracks are running well.

Who it is for

Firms whose clients invest in enterprise IT.

  • IT services firms and managed service providers
  • Consulting firms without a delivery bench
  • Software vendors whose customers need implementation help
  • Professional associations serving delivery and program roles
  • Staffing firms fielding requests they cannot place
  • Advisory firms working with private equity portfolios

Next step

Most partnerships start with one conversation.

Tell us who your clients are and where the work keeps going unserved. We will tell you honestly whether there is a fit.

Start a partner conversation