Utilization Review
A focused two-week review of billable hours by role and team, with visual comparisons that surface quiet underload and chronic overload.
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We turn timesheets, project fees, and staffing loads into visual briefings consulting partners can use in a forty-minute meeting — without building an internal analytics desk.
A four-week engagement for one practice unit. Utilization, cycle time, and write-off patterns arrive as a printed and PDF pack, followed by a 90-minute partner briefing in Bangkok or online.
Review the diagnostic scope
Each engagement stays close to delivery realities — hours, fees, staffing — rather than abstract scorecards.
A focused two-week review of billable hours by role and team, with visual comparisons that surface quiet underload and chronic overload.
Turns closed-project financials into clear visual stories so partners can see where fees eroded across phases and clients.
Monthly visual packs for the partner table — utilization, pipeline load, and delivery risk — delivered on a fixed calendar with a short live walkthrough.
“The diagnostic forced us to look at cycle time the way we look at fees. We had known certain clients ran long; seeing the idle weeks between kickoff and first deliverable made the partner table change staffing rules within a month.”
“I asked for utilization charts and received something more useful — role-level boards with notes on assignment design. One mild reservation: we needed an extra week to clean project codes before the visuals made sense. Once that was done, the briefing landed cleanly.”
How consulting partners can discuss billable hours as a delivery signal rather than a personal scorecard.
Why measuring days from kickoff to first client deliverable reveals more than measuring fee alone.
Tell us about your practice size, time system, and the partner meeting you want to prepare for. We typically reply within one business day during Bangkok office hours (Mon–Fri, 9:00–18:00 ICT).
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