Case study – Driving revenue growth
To implement sustainable practices that would help the organization scale and achieve planned revenue growth. Goal orientation was the focus of the intervention.

Case study – Driving revenue growth
To implement sustainable practices that would help the organization scale and achieve planned revenue growth. Goal orientation was the focus of the intervention.
Case study – Driving productivity & efficiency
Our client set up shop in India to take advantage of the “low production costs”. However, the productivity in India was 40% to that of their US counterpart thus negating any advantage. Our engagement was to power an improvement in productivity to at least 80% of that of the US HQ.
Case study – Driving collaboration and alliance
To enhance collaboration & alliance between the quality and product teams that was identified by the organization as the biggest impediment to getting two strategically important products launched within a stipulated time frame.
Organization: A 700+ crore OEM in the power industry. A leading industrial steam turbine manufacturer, with a dominant market share of over 60% in India serving diverse industries like Biomass IPP, Municipal Solid Waste IPP, District Heating, Palm Oil, Paper, Sugar, Naval, Textiles, Metals, Cement, Carbon Black, Solvent Extraction, Pharmaceutical, Chemicals, Petrochemicals, Fertilizers, Oil & Gas Municipal Solid Waste based Independent Power Plants (IPPs), and Captive Power Plants (CPPs). Engagement purpose: Up selling by service…
Case Study – Driving operational excellence
To increase customer satisfaction rating (CSAT) for continued business from their key customer (A global IT leader) by improving their ‘Operational efficiencies to achieve excellence”.
Downloadable template – As a part of the Metis centre of execution excellence (MCeE) research, we have shortlist 20 key abilities / skills required for leaders to optimally execute strategies. For the purpose of research we focused on functional skills essential for strategy execution. The behavioural and technical skills required, we believe have directly correlation to the functional skills required to complete the job on hand. Download the document (.pdf) here:
Unlearning your way to optimally execute –
To do things you have never done before we need to navigate through what we have done before. We have over the years, accumulated many methods and processes that have worked for us. We tend to apply this while executing, in almost every goal that we pursue.
A significant Challenge – Revenue generation role for service engineers in the OEM manufacturing business. Here is a few thoughts on likely ways to encourage a revenue generation mindset in service engineers: