Supplier selection
Requirements, shortlist, structured comparison and reference checks, so you choose on evidence and fit, not on the best pitch.
IT vendor governance is the set of contracts, KPIs, meetings and decisions that keep suppliers and integrators delivering what the business needs, on time and on budget. I sit on your side of the table: choosing suppliers, shaping contracts, running steering, and acting early when delivery slips.
Requirements, shortlist, structured comparison and reference checks, so you choose on evidence and fit, not on the best pitch.
Scope, milestones, acceptance criteria and exit terms written so that both sides know what done looks like.
A small set of measures tied to business outcomes, reported in a way you can read in five minutes.
A steering rhythm that produces decisions, and a change request process that protects your budget.
Documentation, ownership of code and data, and transition plans, so changing supplier is always a real option.
Contracts, spend, open projects and supplier performance, with interviews on both sides.
Agreed KPIs, steering rhythm and change control. Renegotiation or reselection where it's needed.
Regular steering, supplier reviews and early escalation, until the rhythm runs without me.
A senior sounding board for the CEO, the owners or the board, with regular reviews and on-call advice.
Cadence: A few hours a month, plus on-call
Best for: Boards, owners, investors and CEOs who want an independent view
I own the transformation and AI agenda as your fractional executive: in leadership meetings, accountable for outcomes.
Cadence: From a few days a month to two or three days a week
Best for: Companies that need senior ownership, but not five days a week
A defined scope under a statement of work: assessment, roadmap, supplier selection, due diligence.
Cadence: Fixed scope, fixed timeline
Best for: A specific decision or deliverable
I work as an independent executive under a services contract: clear mandate, clear scope, clear notice period. How I work
No. I don't resell software or implementation work, and I don't take referral fees. My only incentive is that the supplier delivers for you.
Yes. The first step is securing documentation, access and ownership, then running a structured selection and a controlled handover, so the business keeps running.