IT strategy and project teams
What does an IT project manager do?
Are you digitalising, changing systems or building something new? We help you with IT project managers and complete project teams who drive the work from idea to finished solution.
An IT project manager holds the project together: goals, timeline, budget and resources. The role is the link between the business and the technology and makes sure the right things are built in the right order.
When the need is bigger, we put together a project team with a project manager, developers and other specialists – so you get one coherent delivery instead of many separate consultants.
- Set-upInterim, consulting, temp-to-hire or recruitment
- WhereUppsala, Stockholm and the surrounding area, or remotely
- StartReady at short notice – as agreed
When do you need an IT project manager or project team?
- You are changing or introducing a new system
- Digitalisation needs a clear plan and owner
- A project has lost momentum or gone over budget
- You want to develop a new, innovative solution
Typical tasks
- Feasibility study, requirements and IT strategy
- Project management and follow-up of timeline and budget
- Procurement and supplier management
- Coordinating project teams and stakeholders
- Implementation, training and handover
What characterises our consultants
- Experience of leading IT and digitalisation projects
- Understands both the business and the technology
- Clear communication with management and the team
- Focused on delivery and results
Questions about IT strategy and project teams
Can you provide a whole project team?
Yes. We put the team together based on the project’s needs – project manager, developers and other specialists.
Do you work agile or with a traditional project model?
Both. We adapt the way of working to the project and your organisation.
How quickly can we get started?
We are ready to start at fairly short notice. Start and scope are set by agreement.
Have an IT project coming up?
Tell us about your needs and we will come back with a suggested set-up.