Restructuring and Reorganization Services

Combined with Continuous Improvement Initiatives
Secora's restructuring approach allows your company to step-change without disrupting customer satisfaction.
Secora differentiates itself from the field by having the capability to tackle large scale critical initiatives such as rationalization, restructuring and reorganization projects.

Secora partners have lead assignments where ‘step’ change has had to occur very rapidly due to difficult trading conditions, financial distress or where productivity targets were not being met.

Secora believes that it is important to introduce strong Kaizen (or Continuous Improvement) initiatives at the earliest possible point. This ensures that ‘step’ change is followed by a period of steady, consistent, continuous improvement.

(1) Restructuring step change
(2) Long term improvements through SCIM



Typical phases of restructuring and reorganising include high level financial analysis, analysis and identification of cost reduction opportunities or analysis and identification of outsourcing opportunities.

Secora has the experience to assist senior management to make better decisions based on proven facts, robust data and statistical analysis.

Case Study - Logistics

Secora was engaged by a major logistics organisation to review and optimize the business processes surrounding the management of third party contractors within its IT Department.
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Continuous Improvement in the Service Sector

Continuous improvement process (CIP) programs have traditionally been employed for quality improvement in manufacturing industries. Today service firms and service functions within almost every sector, are also using some sort of continuous improvement methods to boost performance. This paper presents guidelines for the application of CIP programs to service functions.
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Preventative Business Care (PBC) - Part 1 of 3

To stay competitive in a fast moving market, companies must work to increase customer satisfaction, gain market share, and at the same time remain profitable. Many enterprises are focusing their efforts in one area hoping that the other two will automatically follow. To survive in today’s market we have to address each of these metrics separately.
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