A Managed Path from Business Requirement to Delivery
JFS provides one accountable commercial relationship while coordinating the specialist capability required for the agreed engagement.
Initial Discussion
Clarify the business objective, current challenge, urgency, stakeholders and potential value.
Discovery and Feasibility
Examine requirements, constraints, risks, existing systems, available information and delivery options.
Proposal and Scope
Define deliverables, responsibilities, assumptions, exclusions, timing, pricing and acceptance.
Mobilisation
Confirm resources, communication, access, milestones and governance.
Managed Delivery
Coordinate delivery, monitor progress, communicate with the client and manage risks and approved changes.
Quality Review and Acceptance
Review deliverables against the agreed requirements and acceptance criteria.
Handover and Support
Coordinate documentation, training, transition and any separately agreed ongoing support.
How Delivery Capability Is Selected
Depending on the engagement, JFS may coordinate appropriately selected specialists in Australia, the Philippines or other locations. Specialist involvement is determined by the project requirements, availability, security considerations and commercial feasibility. JFS remains the client-facing contractor for the agreed engagement.
Tell us about the requirement and we will outline how a JFS engagement would be scoped and managed.