Tim Williams Consulting LTD · PROGRAMME DELIVERY

Case studies from real transformation
programmes delivered successfully.

This page showcases a selection of programmes I’ve delivered across secure infrastructure, cloud transformation, digital workplace and enterprise environments. Each case study outlines the requirements, scope, delivery approach and measurable outcomes achieved.

These examples demonstrate how disciplined programme leadership, structured governance and multi‑supplier coordination come together to deliver successful transformation in complex, high‑risk environments.

CASE STUDIES

Programme Delivery Case Studies

Real-world examples of cyber security, cloud transformation and enterprise infrastructure programmes delivered across NHS, Defence and global organisations.

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Building the CPD App – From Concept to Launch

Designed and built a modern Continuing Professional Development (CPD) application that connects competency frameworks, CPD activity, evidence capture and development planning into one mobile‑ready platform. Delivered full product lifecycle from concept, UX design and data modelling through build, testing, launch and roadmap definition.

Product Design UX Competency Frameworks Mobile‑Ready Evidence Capture Base44 Platform
Overview As Senior IT Programme Manager and product creator, I built the CPD App to solve a clear problem: CPD tools are often outdated, fragmented and designed for HR compliance rather than personal development. The CPD App provides a structured, visual and evidence‑focused way for professionals and learners to manage growth. Executive Summary The CPD App integrates competency mapping, CPD logging, evidence capture and development planning into a single, dynamic ecosystem. Designed for professionals, students, apprentices, educators, employers and CPD providers. Project Snapshot A mobile‑ready CPD platform built on Base44, connecting capability, activity, evidence and development planning.
  • Full CPD logging system
  • Competency wheel visualisation
  • Evidence repository and portfolio
  • User dashboard and metrics
  • Exportable reports
  • Mobile‑ready interface
The Problem Traditional CPD systems are administrative, rigid, compliance‑driven and poorly designed for mobile use. They lack evidence capture, gap analysis and linkage between CPD activity and competency frameworks.
  • No evidence support for competency ratings
  • No development‑plan linkage
  • No gap analysis or prioritisation
  • No integration between CPD log and competency framework
Target Audiences Designed for four connected user groups.
  • Personal users – professionals, students, apprentices
  • CPD providers – APM, BCS, PMI
  • Education sector – colleges, training providers
  • Employers – performance reviews and development tracking
Solution Design Structured around three connected pillars.
  • Competency mapping – visual wheel aligned to APM, BCS, PMI
  • CPD logging – fast, structured activity capture
  • Evidence capture – portfolio of documents, notes and proof
Core Product Features A comprehensive suite supporting the full development lifecycle.
  • Lifecycle framework
  • CPD log with AI‑suggested entries
  • Competency ratings and reporting
  • Dashboard and KPIs
  • Awards and badges
  • Gap analysis and suggested tasks
  • Evidence vault
  • Development plan
  • Career simulator
  • To‑do list
  • Full reporting suite
  • Profile page
  • Link to CV App
Building the Application Developed using Base44 with careful UX planning, data modelling and iterative testing to ensure speed, clarity and mobile usability. Testing & Iteration Multiple rounds of testing with professionals, students, apprentices, project managers and educators led to improvements in navigation, evidence flow, competency scoring and dashboard clarity. Launch & Early Adoption Positioned for individual and institutional use. Early adopters praised simplicity, visual clarity and structured development planning. Future Roadmap Planned enhancements to extend reach and organisational value.
  • Corporate and personal packages
  • LinkedIn integration
  • Badge level display
  • Social sharing
  • Light/dark mode
  • Calendar integration
  • Professional‑body integration
  • Education dashboards
  • Team‑based CPD management
  • Enterprise licensing
Key Outcomes Delivered a scalable, mobile‑ready CPD platform connecting competency, evidence and development planning.
  • Modern, visual CPD experience
  • Evidence‑driven competency development
  • Integrated CPD, evidence and planning
  • Scalable SaaS foundation
  • Strong early‑adopter feedback
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MET – Secure Infrastructure Transformation

A complete redesign and implementation of a secure public‑sector cloud platform, unified device ecosystem and integrated access to critical business applications across a nationwide encrypted WAN. This programme modernised the Home Office’s technology estate and strengthened operational capability at national scale.

Cloud Security Infrastructure Public Sector
Overview We delivered a secure outsourced IT infrastructure platform within a compliant public‑sector cloud environment. The programme introduced modern device management, secure WAN connectivity and integrated access to critical business applications supplied by multiple delivery partners. The Challenge The legacy estate suffered from fragmented infrastructure, inconsistent security controls, ageing devices, siloed application access and increasing pressure to meet stringent government security standards. A unified, secure, scalable platform was required to support thousands of users across a protected national WAN. Programme Mandate The MET commissioned a full redesign and build of a secure cloud‑based operating environment, including end‑to‑end secure services, multi‑partner application integration and compliance with all government security and operational standards. Platform Design & Architecture The new platform was engineered as the foundation for all services delivered across the estate. Key architectural components included:
  • Secure public‑sector cloud hosting (resilient, compliant, scalable)
  • Unified device ecosystem (desktops, laptops, tablets, handheld devices)
  • Encrypted WAN connectivity across all operational sites
  • Centralised identity & access management
  • Interoperability framework for partner‑provided applications
This architecture ensured security, performance and future scalability. Secure Digital Services Delivered A suite of fully managed secure services was deployed across the WAN:
  • Secure Email Services – protected communication across departments
  • Remote Access – flexible, policy‑driven working
  • Mobile Device Management (MDM) – full lifecycle control of mobile endpoints
  • Managed & Hosted Device Services – provisioning, patching, compliance
  • Application Access Integration – secure connectivity to critical business systems
All services were unified under a single governance and operational model. Multi‑Partner Delivery Model The programme required coordinated delivery across multiple organisations. We led:
  • Architectural governance
  • Security assurance
  • Infrastructure build and deployment
  • Device rollout and management
  • Integration with partner‑provided applications
  • Testing, transition and service onboarding
This collaborative model ensured consistent standards and a seamless user experience. Key Outcomes The programme delivered a modern, secure and scalable cloud platform that strengthened the Home Office’s operational capability. Key outcomes included:
  • Modern cloud platform replacing legacy infrastructure
  • Unified device estate across all user groups
  • Consistent security posture across all sites
  • Improved operational resilience through cloud hosting
  • Enhanced mobility via secure remote access and MDM
  • Integrated access to critical business applications
  • Future‑ready architecture supporting national responsibilities
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Gateley – Infrastructure, Workplace & Security Modernisation

A multi‑stream modernisation programme uplifting Gateley’s infrastructure, digital workplace, identity and access management, endpoint security, and collaboration tooling. Delivered improved resilience, strengthened cyber posture, and a consistent user experience across legal teams and corporate functions.

Digital Workplace Security Cloud Legal Sector
Overview Gateley required a coordinated uplift of workplace technology, identity controls, endpoint security, collaboration platforms and infrastructure services. The programme modernised core systems, aligned services to cloud‑ready operating models, and improved the experience of legal practitioners and support teams. The Challenge The legacy environment had inconsistent device builds, fragmented identity controls, ageing collaboration tooling and limited automation. A unified, secure and modern workplace platform was required to support legal workflows, remote collaboration and compliance obligations. Programme Mandate Deliver a modern workplace transformation covering device modernisation, identity uplift, endpoint security, collaboration tooling, infrastructure improvements and BAU readiness across Gateley’s national footprint. Workplace & Infrastructure Modernisation The programme delivered a unified, modern workplace ecosystem:
  • Modern device builds aligned to firm‑wide standards
  • Identity & access uplift with strengthened authentication
  • Enhanced collaboration tooling and secure sharing
  • Improved endpoint security and compliance controls
  • Operational readiness and BAU transition uplift
These improvements provided a consistent, secure and scalable foundation for legal operations and client service delivery. Multi‑Stream Delivery Model The programme required coordinated delivery across multiple teams, vendors and operational groups. Responsibilities included:
  • Programme governance and delivery leadership
  • Infrastructure and workplace design alignment
  • Security uplift and compliance assurance
  • Testing, deployment and regional onboarding
  • Transition into BAU operations
This ensured consistent standards, predictable delivery and a seamless user experience across all Gateley offices. Key Outcomes The programme delivered a modern, secure and consistent workplace platform. Key outcomes included:
  • Unified device estate across legal teams
  • Improved collaboration and secure sharing
  • Strengthened identity and access controls
  • Enhanced endpoint security and compliance
  • Operational uplift and BAU readiness
  • Cloud‑aligned workplace foundations
Download Gateley Case Study PDF →
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Linklaters – Global Infrastructure & Workplace Transformation

A multi‑year global workplace and infrastructure modernisation programme for Linklaters, delivering secure cloud‑aligned services, modern device management, collaboration tooling, and operational uplift across international offices. The programme strengthened security, improved user experience, and modernised the firm’s digital workplace foundations.

Digital Workplace Cloud Security Global Delivery
Overview Linklaters required a coordinated global uplift of workplace technology, security controls, collaboration platforms and device management. The programme modernised core infrastructure, aligned services to cloud‑ready operating models, and improved the experience of thousands of users across multiple regions. The Challenge The legacy environment was fragmented across regions, with inconsistent device builds, varying security controls, ageing collaboration tooling and limited automation. A unified, modern workplace platform was required to support global operations, legal workflows, and secure collaboration across jurisdictions. Programme Mandate Deliver a global workplace transformation covering device modernisation, cloud‑aligned services, collaboration uplift, identity and access improvements, and operational readiness across all Linklaters offices. Workplace & Infrastructure Modernisation The programme delivered a unified, modern workplace ecosystem:
  • Modern device builds aligned to global standards
  • Cloud‑ready identity and access management
  • Enhanced collaboration tooling and secure sharing
  • Improved endpoint security and compliance controls
  • Operational readiness and BAU transition uplift
These improvements provided a consistent, secure and scalable foundation for global legal operations. Global Delivery Model The programme required coordinated delivery across multiple regions, vendors and operational teams. Responsibilities included:
  • Global governance and programme leadership
  • Infrastructure and workplace design alignment
  • Security uplift and compliance assurance
  • Testing, deployment and regional onboarding
  • Transition into BAU operations
This ensured consistent standards, predictable delivery and a seamless user experience across all offices. Key Outcomes The programme delivered a modern, secure and globally consistent workplace platform. Key outcomes included:
  • Unified global device estate
  • Improved collaboration and secure sharing
  • Strengthened identity and access controls
  • Enhanced endpoint security and compliance
  • Operational uplift and BAU readiness
  • Cloud‑aligned workplace foundations
Download Linklaters Case Study PDF →
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ServiceNow Delivery Management – Enterprise Service‑Management Programmes

Led medium‑to‑large ServiceNow programmes that transformed standalone ITSM deployments into secure, scalable enterprise service‑management ecosystems. Delivered ITSM, ITOM, CMDB, SecOps and App Engine capabilities, integrated infrastructure and business systems, strengthened cyber resilience and established repeatable delivery frameworks aligned to ITIL, ISO 27001 and NIST.

ServiceNow ITSM ITOM CMDB SecOps App Engine Enterprise Integration
Overview Acting as Delivery Manager, I led ServiceNow programmes that extended the platform beyond traditional ITSM into IT operations, cybersecurity, identity, monitoring and enterprise applications. The work delivered secure, scalable ServiceNow ecosystems that supported wider digital‑transformation goals. Core ServiceNow Implementation Delivered full‑stack ServiceNow capability across ITSM, ITOM, CMDB, SecOps and App Engine.
  • Requirements discovery and solution design
  • ITSM module configuration and workflow automation
  • Service catalogue and UI policy development
  • User‑acceptance testing and deployment
Infrastructure & Operations Integration Strengthened operational visibility and resilience through ITOM and CMDB.
  • Infrastructure visibility and event‑management integration
  • CMDB design, population and reconciliation
  • Monitoring and SIEM integration
  • Configuration‑data accuracy uplift
Cybersecurity & SecOps Delivered security‑operations orchestration and vulnerability‑response automation.
  • SecOps workflows aligned to ISO 27001 and NIST
  • Vulnerability‑response automation
  • Risk and compliance dashboards
  • Integration with SIEM and monitoring platforms
App Engine & Enterprise Integrations Extended ServiceNow into HR, facilities, PPM, ERP, CRM and legacy systems.
  • Custom App Engine applications
  • API and middleware design
  • Automated approvals, notifications and reporting
  • ERP, CRM and legacy‑system data flows
Governance & Delivery Leadership Provided structured programme governance across the full lifecycle.
  • Programme planning and RAID management
  • Change control and vendor assurance
  • Executive reporting and stakeholder communication
  • Resource management and capability uplift
Key Outcomes The programmes delivered measurable improvements in service‑management maturity and operational resilience:
  • Consolidation of ITSM, ITOM and SecOps on a single platform
  • Increased automation and operational visibility
  • Improved compliance and risk reporting
  • Enhanced service delivery and customer satisfaction
  • Repeatable delivery frameworks for future implementations
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London 2012 – Building & Retiring the Olympic IT Infrastructure

Delivered the complete IT infrastructure for the London 2012 Olympic Games, supporting 3 main London sites and 4 UK-wide hubs. Built a purpose‑designed environment on an immovable deadline, ensured flawless operation throughout the Games, and executed a clean, risk‑free decommissioning including carrier circuit termination and leased‑hardware return.

Infrastructure Delivery MPLS AD & DNS Exchange VoIP Wintel
Overview As Project Manager, I led a 40‑engineer delivery team across networking, messaging, Wintel and third‑party contractors. The infrastructure had to go live on a fixed date, run flawlessly for the duration of the Games, and be safely retired immediately after. Scope Full‑stack infrastructure build across London and UK hubs.
  • Exchange, SQL, WSUS and gold‑build server images
  • Active Directory, Group Policy, LDAP
  • Cisco switching, fibre connectivity, MPLS WAN
  • VPN, firewall servers, SSL, DNS
  • App‑V, RDP, VoIP telephony, Office Communicator
  • Short‑term hardware leasing, procurement and return
The Challenge High‑visibility delivery with an immovable deadline and a built‑in end date.
  • Opening ceremony fixed go‑live
  • Zero tolerance for outages
  • Designing for clean removal post‑Games
  • Long‑lead MPLS circuits and fibre installation
  • Multi‑contractor coordination
Approach Disciplined planning, early connectivity, and structured governance.
  • Master schedule built backwards from opening ceremony
  • Carrier circuits ordered at programme start
  • Leasing strategy aligned to Games lifecycle
  • Integration testing and operational readiness gates
  • Full CMDB reconciliation and secure data‑wipe
Key Outcomes Delivered a flawless, time‑critical infrastructure with clean retirement.
  • 100% uptime across all sites
  • No critical incidents at go‑live
  • All leased hardware returned without penalties
  • All carrier circuits terminated cleanly
  • All data‑bearing drives securely wiped
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NHS COVID‑19 – Rapid Emergency Infrastructure Delivery

Delivered rapid, emergency IT infrastructure for the NHS during the COVID‑19 pandemic, standing up critical services in days under lockdown restrictions, rising patient demand, supply‑chain pressure and remote‑first working conditions. Ensured secure, scalable and clinically reliable environments for frontline teams.

Emergency Delivery Wintel AD & DNS SQL Exchange Remote‑First
Overview As Project Manager, I led engineers across networking, messaging, Wintel and third‑party contractors to build emergency NHS infrastructure at unprecedented speed. Delivery had to be remote‑first, secure, clinically reliable and scalable. Scope Rapid deployment of core infrastructure services.
  • Windows server estate built from gold images
  • Exchange, SQL and WSUS environments
  • Domain controllers, AD, DNS and identity services
  • Remote access and secure configuration
  • Telephony, messaging and application services
The Challenge Delivery under crisis conditions with severe constraints.
  • Lockdown restrictions and limited site access
  • Rising patient demand and unpredictable scaling
  • Global supply‑chain pressure on hardware
  • Security requirements despite rapid delivery
  • Distributed teams working remotely
Approach Rapid mobilisation, tight scope control and standardised builds.
  • Critical‑service prioritisation with NHS stakeholders
  • Gold‑build servers and consistent Group Policy
  • Identity and network foundations built first
  • Remote‑first configuration and secure access
  • Compressed but disciplined testing and handover
  • Daily stakeholder updates and fast escalation
Key Outcomes Emergency infrastructure delivered at pace with full security and stability.
  • Infrastructure delivered in days, not months
  • Standardised, repeatable design enabling rapid scaling
  • Secure remote‑first delivery under lockdown
  • Hardware supply risks mitigated through early ordering
  • Clinically reliable services supporting frontline teams
Download NHS COVID‑19 Case Study PDF →
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SalesForce Service Transition into Version One Managed Services

Delivered the full Service Transition of SalesForce into Version One’s Managed Services environment, establishing stable BAU operations, structured ITSM alignment, controlled go‑live governance and a predictable support model. The engagement ensured seamless handover from project delivery into operational service, reducing early‑life incidents and strengthening long‑term service stability.

Service Transition SalesForce Managed Services ITSM Operational Readiness
Overview This engagement represented a full transition of SalesForce capabilities into a regulated Managed Services environment. The programme delivered operational readiness, ITSM alignment, governance controls, knowledge transfer and structured acceptance criteria to ensure SalesForce could be supported reliably within Version One’s enterprise service model. Operational Readiness Ensured BAU teams were fully prepared to support SalesForce from day one.
  • Operational acceptance criteria and readiness checkpoints
  • Knowledge transfer and support documentation
  • Training for Service Desk and resolver groups
  • Hypercare and early‑life support planning
ITSM Alignment Integrated SalesForce into Version One’s ITSM processes to ensure predictable, compliant and stable operations.
  • Incident, Request, Change & Release Management alignment
  • Problem Management readiness for root‑cause analysis
  • Major Incident process integration for critical SalesForce services
  • Service catalogue and CMDB updates
Governance & Control Delivered structured governance to ensure safe, compliant and controlled transition into Managed Services.
  • RAID management and transition governance boards
  • Stakeholder engagement across delivery and operations
  • Controlled change‑control and activation approvals
  • Service acceptance and sign‑off gates
Stakeholder Collaboration Worked closely with SalesForce product owners, Version One architects, BAU teams and service‑management leadership to ensure a seamless transition. Key Outcomes The transition delivered predictable, stable and well‑governed handover into Version One’s Managed Services environment:
  • Reduced early‑life incidents and operational disruption
  • Improved BAU readiness and support capability
  • Clear governance and acceptance criteria
  • Consistent ITSM alignment across SalesForce services
  • Stronger operational resilience and service stability
Download SalesForce Transition Case Study PDF →
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ServiceNow Development & Integration – Public and Private Sector Delivery

Delivered enterprise-grade ServiceNow development and bi-directional integration across public and private sector environments. Extended platform capability through custom modules, automated workflows, legacy ITSM integration, CMDB synchronisation and unified reporting. Strengthened service-management maturity, improved automation, and enabled consistent, data-driven operations across complex multi-vendor ecosystems.

ServiceNow ITSM Integration Automation CMDB API Development
Overview As Transition Manager, I led numerous ServiceNow development and integration initiatives, enabling unified service management across diverse enterprise environments. The work focused on extending platform capability, integrating legacy ITSM systems, improving automation, and delivering consistent, standardised processes aligned to ITIL and ISO 27001. Technical Scope The programme delivered full-stack ServiceNow development and integration capability across multiple clients.
  • Custom modules, workflows and automation scripts
  • Bi-directional integration with legacy ITSM platforms (Remedy, Cherwell, Ivanti)
  • Data mapping and transformation for incidents, requests, changes and CMDB
  • REST/SOAP API and middleware design for secure data exchange
  • CMDB synchronisation and automated configuration updates
  • Unified dashboards for SLA, KPI and operational reporting
Integration Architecture Designed a robust integration architecture ensuring seamless interoperability between ServiceNow and existing ITSM ecosystems.
  • Real-time data exchange via integration APIs
  • Transformation engine for taxonomy and schema normalisation
  • Authentication gateway for secure identity federation
  • Monitoring module for integration health and proactive issue detection
Governance & Delivery Approach Delivery was governed through structured PMO oversight, ensuring alignment with ITIL, ISO 27001 and enterprise security standards.
  • Discovery workshops and requirements definition
  • Integration blueprints and data-flow design
  • Agile development sprints and configuration cycles
  • Testing, validation and user-acceptance phases
  • Operational handover, documentation and training
Stakeholder Collaboration Worked closely with platform owners, architects, engineers, security teams and vendor partners to ensure technical precision and smooth adoption. Key Outcomes The programme delivered measurable improvements in service-management maturity and operational efficiency:
  • Successful ServiceNow integrations across multiple enterprise clients
  • Real-time synchronisation with legacy ITSM platforms
  • Improved operational visibility and SLA tracking
  • Reduced manual effort through automated workflows
  • Enhanced governance and auditability
  • Unified ITSM ecosystem enabling data-driven decision-making
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London Luton Airport – MFA, PAM, SSO & Cyber Modernisation Programme

A comprehensive cyber‑modernisation programme delivering MFA, Privileged Access Management, Single Sign‑On and identity‑security uplift across London Luton Airport’s enterprise environment. The programme strengthened authentication, protected privileged accounts, modernised access pathways and improved compliance with aviation‑sector security standards.

MFA PAM SSO Identity Security Azure AD
Overview London Luton Airport required a modern, secure identity‑management ecosystem capable of protecting critical aviation systems and supporting future Zero‑Trust architecture. The programme delivered MFA, PAM, SSO and wider cyber‑security enhancements through structured discovery, design and implementation phases. Discovery & Assessment A full audit of identity, authentication and privileged‑access mechanisms was conducted to identify vulnerabilities, legacy dependencies and compliance gaps.
  • Privileged account discovery and classification
  • Authentication flow analysis and risk scoring
  • Legacy system dependency mapping
  • Compliance review aligned to aviation‑sector standards
Design & Architecture A secure identity‑architecture blueprint was developed using Azure AD, Conditional Access, secure vaulting and modern authentication patterns.
  • MFA architecture and rollout sequencing
  • PAM vaulting and privileged‑session management design
  • SSO integration model for enterprise applications
  • Conditional Access policies aligned to risk profiles
Implementation & Configuration MFA, PAM and SSO capabilities were deployed through phased go‑lives to ensure stability, user readiness and operational continuity.
  • MFA rollout across corporate and operational teams
  • PAM vault configuration and privileged‑session controls
  • SSO integration with key airport systems
  • Identity infrastructure hardening and policy uplift
Governance & Assurance Strong PMO governance ensured predictable delivery, risk control and alignment with airport security and compliance requirements.
  • RAID management and governance cadence
  • Vendor coordination and technical assurance
  • Executive reporting and compliance tracking
  • Structured change‑control and rollout approvals
Key Outcomes The programme delivered a secure, modern identity‑management ecosystem:
  • Strengthened identity and access‑management posture
  • Enhanced protection of privileged accounts
  • Streamlined authentication through SSO and MFA
  • Improved compliance with aviation‑sector security standards
  • Foundation established for future Zero‑Trust architecture
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Service Transition Management – Embedding Projects into BAU Operations

Delivered structured Service Transition Management to ensure new projects, services and technical capabilities were safely embedded into Business‑as‑Usual operations. Strengthened operational readiness, uplifted ITSM processes, reduced early‑life incidents and established predictable handover into BAU across Incident, Change, Release, Problem and Major Incident functions.

Service Transition ITSM Operational Readiness BAU Handover Governance
Overview The Service Transition framework ensured that new services, projects and technical changes were introduced into BAU without disruption. This included structured readiness assessments, ITSM alignment, stakeholder coordination and controlled activation of operational processes. Operational Readiness Ensured BAU teams were fully prepared to support new services from day one.
  • Operational acceptance criteria and readiness checkpoints
  • Knowledge transfer and support documentation
  • Training for Service Desk and resolver groups
  • Early‑life support planning and hypercare
ITSM Alignment Integrated new services into core ITSM processes to ensure predictable and compliant operations.
  • Incident, Request, Change & Release Management alignment
  • Problem Management readiness for root‑cause analysis
  • Major Incident process integration for critical services
  • Service catalogue and CMDB updates
Governance & Control Delivered structured governance to ensure safe, compliant and controlled transition into BAU.
  • RAID management and transition governance boards
  • Stakeholder engagement across operations and delivery teams
  • Controlled change‑control and activation approvals
  • Service acceptance and sign‑off gates
Key Outcomes The transition framework delivered predictable, stable and well‑governed handover into BAU operations:
  • Reduced early‑life incidents and operational disruption
  • Improved BAU readiness and support capability
  • Clear governance and acceptance criteria
  • Consistent ITSM alignment across new services
  • Stronger operational resilience and service stability
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Synchrony – Global Managed Services Transformation

A 2‑year global transition and transformation programme delivering a modern, resilient managed services model across the US, India and the Philippines. The programme established a unified ITSM platform, modernised end‑user technology, strengthened infrastructure towers, and delivered a 24/7 global service desk supporting 125,000 users.

Managed Services ITSM Global Operations Financial Services
Overview Synchrony embarked on a multi‑tower transformation to modernise global IT operations, strengthen service resilience, and elevate user experience across financial‑grade environments. Over a 2‑year delivery window, I led the full transition from the incumbent MSP to a new integrated global managed services model, executed through phased service go‑lives to ensure stability, compliance and zero disruption. Global Service Operations Synchrony required a service model capable of supporting regulated financial operations across multiple time zones. Key capabilities delivered included:
  • 24/7 Global Service Desk across US, India and the Philippines
  • Unified ServiceNow ITSM platform (Incident, Request, Change, Problem, Major Incident)
  • Modernised telephony and contact‑centre systems aligned to financial compliance
These capabilities created a predictable operational rhythm essential for financial‑sector stability and regulatory adherence. Incremental Service Go‑Lives The programme was structured around controlled, phased activation of each service tower:
  • Early towers: Service Desk, Telephony, ITSM
  • Infrastructure towers: Networking, Wintel, Security
  • High‑risk components: Data Centre Migration, Supply Chain, Device Refresh
This approach ensured uninterrupted service, reduced early‑life incidents, and enabled continuous learning between phases. Digital Experience & Automation To modernise user engagement and reduce operational load, the programme introduced:
  • Multilingual enterprise chatbot (English & Mandarin)
  • Automated ServiceNow workflows improving SLA adherence and audit traceability
  • User‑adoption programmes supporting new tools and support channels
End‑User Technology & Supply Chain Synchrony’s workforce required modern, secure devices to support financial operations. Delivered improvements included:
  • Global device refresh with standardised builds and secure configurations
  • Redesigned supply chain model for predictable fulfilment and asset tracking
  • Structured communication and adoption plans for smooth transitions
Infrastructure & Platform Transformation Significant uplift was delivered across core infrastructure towers:
  • Data centre migration to modern, secure platforms
  • Transformation of Networking, Wintel and Security services
  • Integration of new MSP capabilities into Synchrony’s enterprise architecture
ITSM Excellence & Governance Financial services demand disciplined governance and mature ITSM practices. The programme established:
  • End‑to‑end Incident, Request, Change, Problem & Major Incident Management
  • Unified service catalogue, operational playbooks and acceptance criteria
  • Structured transition framework ensuring predictable handover into BAU
Key Outcomes The programme delivered a modern, resilient global managed services model:
  • Fully integrated global managed services ecosystem
  • Modernised infrastructure and end‑user technology
  • Unified ITSM platform with automation at its core
  • Multilingual digital support experience
  • Strengthened operational resilience and reduced early‑life incidents
  • Scalable foundation for the remaining 5‑year managed services term
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Unipart – Server & Application Virtualisation Programme

Delivered Unipart’s enterprise Server & Application Virtualisation Programme, modernising datacentre operations, consolidating physical server estates, and unifying multiple virtualisation technologies including Hyper‑V, VMware, App‑V, Citrix Presentation Server and NetScaler. Strengthened resilience, improved application delivery and established a scalable foundation for future cloud adoption.

Hyper‑V VMware Citrix App‑V NetScaler P2V Migration
Programme Overview The programme consolidated Unipart’s physical server estate and streamlined application deployment through virtualisation and centralised management. Multiple platforms were unified under a cohesive architecture to improve scalability, security and operational efficiency. Technical Implementation Delivered full‑stack virtualisation across server, application and network layers.
  • Hyper‑V cluster design & deployment for Windows workloads
  • VMware ESXi integration for cross‑platform compatibility
  • High‑availability & failover clustering
  • P2V migration of legacy datacentre servers
  • App‑V virtual application packaging & streaming
  • Citrix Presentation Server for centralised application access
  • NetScaler gateways for secure remote access & load balancing
  • SSL offloading & traffic optimisation
Governance & Assurance Established PMO governance ensuring delivery discipline, risk control and alignment with Unipart’s IT strategy.
  • Programme planning & milestone tracking
  • Vendor coordination & technical assurance
  • SLA management & performance reporting
  • Risk, issue & dependency management across virtualisation streams
Stakeholder & Team Management Led cross‑functional teams including infrastructure engineers, application specialists and project managers, ensuring alignment between technical execution and strategic objectives.
  • Infrastructure & operations teams
  • Application owners & business units
  • Vendor partners: Microsoft, Citrix, VMware
  • Senior IT leadership
Outcome Successful migration of datacentre servers to virtualised platforms, unified management of server and application environments, enhanced scalability and resilience, reduced operational cost and improved user experience through Citrix and App‑V delivery models. Strategic Impact Delivered a modern, virtualised infrastructure positioning Unipart for future cloud adoption and digital transformation. The unified architecture established a robust, flexible and secure foundation for enterprise operations. Download Unipart Virtualisation Case Study PDF →
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Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office – Global PMO Management

Delivered PMO governance and portfolio oversight across one of the UK Government’s most complex multi‑MSP environments, spanning Official, Secret and Top Secret domains. Strengthened assurance, uplifted delivery performance and improved service‑integrator alignment across global operations.

PMO Government Service Integrator Portfolio Management
Programme Overview The FCDO required a unified PMO capability to coordinate delivery across multiple Managed Service Providers (MSPs) and ensure alignment with BAE Systems as the service integrator. Operating across classified domains, the PMO provided governance, assurance, risk control and portfolio visibility. Multi‑MSP & Service‑Integrator Coordination Ensured consistent delivery performance and governance across a complex supplier ecosystem.
  • Coordination across multiple MSPs and delivery partners
  • Integration into BAE Systems’ service‑integrator model
  • Cross‑supplier dependency management
  • Unified reporting and governance cadence
Governance, Assurance & Performance Management Strengthened PMO governance and uplifted delivery predictability across global operations.
  • Risk, issue and dependency management
  • Cost, performance and SLA tracking
  • Portfolio dashboards for leadership visibility
  • Quality‑assurance checkpoints across delivery lifecycle
Classified‑Domain Delivery Operated across Official, Secret and Top Secret environments with strict governance and compliance controls.
  • Secure delivery governance
  • Classified‑domain assurance processes
  • Compliance with government security standards
  • Stakeholder engagement across secure operations
Outcome Delivered a unified, secure and integrated PMO capability that improved governance discipline, strengthened service‑integrator alignment and enabled predictable delivery across global classified operations. Download FCDO PMO Case Study PDF →
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NFU Mutual – Project & Portfolio Office Management

Established and led a centralised PMO function for NFU Mutual, enhancing delivery governance, portfolio visibility and resource optimisation across business change, technology and compliance programmes within a regulated financial‑services environment.

NFU Mutual PMO Portfolio Management Governance
Service Establishment & Governance Framework Designed and implemented a fit‑for‑purpose PMO framework aligned to NFU Mutual’s transformation objectives, improving delivery predictability and decision‑making.
  • Full PMO service review & maturity assessment
  • Governance standards, reporting cadence & assurance processes
  • Portfolio‑level dashboards for progress, risk & spend
  • Standardised templates for initiation, planning & closure
  • Quality‑assurance checkpoints across delivery lifecycle
Portfolio Management & Delivery Oversight Provided strategic oversight across technology, business change and compliance initiatives, ensuring alignment between priorities and execution.
  • Portfolio planning, prioritisation & resource allocation
  • KPI & milestone tracking across programmes
  • Dependency & cross‑programme risk management
  • Executive portfolio reviews & investment decision support
  • Coordination across business units & IT delivery teams
Financial & Resource Management Strengthened financial governance and resource planning to reinforce accountability and value realisation across the portfolio.
  • Cost‑tracking & forecasting mechanisms
  • PMO budget management & vendor contract oversight
  • Resource‑capacity planning tools
  • Support for commercial negotiations & SLA adherence
Leadership & Stakeholder Engagement Built and led a high‑performing PMO team, embedding a culture of delivery excellence, collaboration and continuous improvement.
  • Team leadership & mentoring
  • Capability development & performance management
  • Stakeholder engagement across business & IT leadership
  • Embedding delivery excellence & accountability
Outcome Delivered a mature, commercially aware PMO service that strengthened NFU Mutual’s ability to manage complex portfolios, improved governance and established a sustainable framework for future transformation initiatives. Download NFU Mutual PMO Case Study PDF →
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AdminRe / Swiss Re – Aviva Book of Business Migration to Alpha Platform

Multi‑year transformation programme migrating Aviva’s life & pensions book of business into AdminRe / Swiss Re’s in‑house Alpha platform. Delivered large‑scale data migration, legacy system integration, COBOL/VB development and monthly Agile releases tied to contractual financial obligations.

AdminRe Swiss Re Data Migration COBOL Agile Delivery
Programme Overview AdminRe / Swiss Re undertook one of the most complex migrations in the UK life & pensions sector — transferring Aviva’s book of business into the Alpha platform. The programme required synchronised delivery across multiple technology stacks, contractual milestones and financial dependencies. Scope The programme combined legacy system integration, software development and extensive data migration under a disciplined Agile release framework.
  • COBOL & VB development for Alpha platform enhancements
  • Alchemy & Unix ancillary application development
  • Large‑scale data migration from Aviva systems to Alpha
  • Monthly Agile releases tied to financial obligations
  • Full reconciliation & audit trails for migrated data
Agile Release Approach A monthly release cadence ensured continuous progress visibility, iterative delivery and compliance with regulatory and commercial requirements.
  • Functional specification creation
  • Test plan development & execution oversight
  • Unit, system, integration, UAT & regression testing
  • Defect management & release governance
  • Dependency tracking & workload balancing
  • Priority management across concurrent workstreams
Technical Delivery Highlights The programme delivered significant technical uplift across multiple systems.
  • COBOL & VB enhancements for policy administration & financial processing
  • Alchemy & Unix applications supporting data transformation
  • High‑volume data migration with full reconciliation
  • Multi‑layered testing frameworks ensuring data integrity
Outcome Successfully migrated Aviva’s book of business into the Alpha platform, improving operational efficiency, data integrity and system scalability. Strengthened collaboration between AdminRe / Swiss Re and Aviva through transparent delivery governance. Strategic Impact Delivered a robust, compliant and scalable life & pensions platform — establishing a benchmark for complex financial‑system migrations executed through disciplined Agile governance and meticulous lifecycle management. Download AdminRe / Swiss Re Case Study PDF →
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United Utilities – Intune, Autopilot & Windows 11 Global Deployment

Delivered a global Windows 11 deployment for United Utilities, supported by Intune, Autopilot and a new Azure identity and security build. The programme modernised endpoint management, strengthened Zero Trust security, and enabled a cloud‑connected, future‑ready workplace across corporate and field operations.

Windows 11 Intune Autopilot Azure Zero Trust
Programme Overview United Utilities embarked on a major enterprise‑modernisation programme to deploy Windows 11 globally, unify endpoint management under Intune and Autopilot, and build a scalable Azure foundation for identity, security and automation. Azure Build & Identity Architecture Designed and deployed Azure AD architecture to support secure identity, policy control and Zero Trust enforcement.
  • Azure AD architecture design & deployment
  • Conditional access & MFA implementation
  • Integration with on‑premises identity systems
  • Automation scripts for enrolment & policy assignment
Intune & Autopilot Implementation Unified endpoint management and delivered zero‑touch provisioning through Intune and Autopilot.
  • Intune configuration for compliance, patching & device management
  • Autopilot profiles for seamless provisioning
  • Standardised configuration templates for business units
  • Pilot deployments to validate performance & compatibility
Windows 11 Global Deployment Executed phased rollout waves across corporate offices and field sites, supported by multilingual training and analytics‑driven monitoring.
  • Rollout sequencing & logistics for device refresh
  • Migration governance & readiness checks
  • Training & adoption materials for global workforce
  • Power BI & Azure analytics for deployment tracking
Security & Compliance Security was central to the programme, aligning with regulatory and operational standards across United Utilities’ distributed operations.
  • Zero Trust architecture implementation
  • TPM 2.0 enablement & endpoint encryption
  • Automated compliance reporting via Intune & Azure AD
  • Integration with Defender for Endpoint & ServiceNow
Outcome Delivered a secure, cloud‑connected and future‑ready workplace with unified endpoint management, reduced provisioning time, enhanced compliance and a scalable Azure foundation for future digital‑workplace initiatives. Download United Utilities Case Study PDF →
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European Central PMO Lead – Unified CPMO Service Design

Designed and implemented a unified Central PMO (CPMO) service model for European operations, establishing a scalable, compliant and high‑performance governance framework aligned with ISO, CMS and GDPR requirements across multiple jurisdictions.

PMO Governance Compliance Service Design
Programme Overview As European Central PMO Lead, I was responsible for identifying, designing and implementing a unified CPMO service based out of Belgium to support multinational clients. The initiative standardised governance, assurance and delivery processes across European territories while maintaining compliance with ISO, CMS and GDPR. Role & Responsibilities I led service design, compliance alignment, capability development, commercial modelling and platform ownership — ensuring the CPMO operated as a secure, scalable and auditable governance function.
  • Design of unified CPMO service model
  • ISO, CMS & GDPR compliance alignment
  • Governance & assurance framework creation
  • Commercial modelling & benefit realisation
  • Competency & capability development
  • Recruitment & organisational setup
  • Project management platform ownership
  • Transition & operational handover
Service Design & Compliance The CPMO was designed to operate within a secure, compliant environment, embedding ISO quality standards, GDPR privacy‑by‑design principles and cross‑border client confidentiality requirements.
  • ISO & CMS alignment
  • GDPR privacy‑by‑design implementation
  • Service descriptions & SLAs
  • Secure client data handling
Commercial Modelling & Benefit Realisation Developed scalable cost models, ROI frameworks and commercial validation processes to support multi‑country PMO service proposals.
  • Scalable cost models
  • ROI & benefit realisation frameworks
  • Integration into bid & proposal documentation
Capability Development Introduced the APM Competency Maturity Assessment Framework, creating CPD‑aligned training pathways and development materials to elevate PMO maturity.
  • Competency mapping
  • CPD‑aligned training pathways
  • Course content & training material development
  • People development framework
Governance, Assurance & Delivery Frameworks Designed governance, assurance and delivery toolkits to ensure consistent, auditable PMO operations across all European projects.
  • Governance & assurance frameworks
  • Delivery processes & templates
  • Project initiation & reporting toolkits
  • Integration with HR & onboarding processes
Recruitment & Organisational Setup Managed recruitment strategy, HR coordination and compliance with local employment regulations including German Workers Council requirements.
  • Recruitment strategy & selection
  • HR & legal coordination
  • Workers Council compliance
  • Onboarding & induction design
Project Management Platform Ownership Acted as Service Owner for the PM platform — overseeing assessment, procurement, design, implementation and integration with CPMO governance processes.
  • Platform assessment & selection
  • Vendor procurement & negotiation
  • Test build & implementation oversight
  • Integration with CPMO reporting
Outcomes Delivered a unified, compliant and scalable CPMO service capable of supporting complex multinational clients — improving governance maturity, strengthening delivery capability and establishing a foundation for continuous improvement. Download European CPMO Case Study PDF →
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Dounreay Nuclear – PMO Service Review & Portfolio Management

Delivered a full PMO service review for Dounreay Nuclear, assessing governance, delivery capability, vendor coordination and portfolio performance within a complex multi‑supplier environment. The engagement strengthened assurance, improved delivery predictability and uplifted PMO maturity across engineering, IT and infrastructure workstreams.

Dounreay PMO Portfolio Management Governance
Programme Overview The PMO service review assessed delivery performance, governance discipline, vendor coordination and portfolio oversight across Dounreay’s nuclear operations. The review identified gaps, stabilised core processes and established a more predictable, commercially aware PMO service. Service Assessment & Governance Uplift Conducted a structured PMO maturity assessment and implemented governance improvements to strengthen assurance and delivery confidence.
  • PMO maturity assessment & service review
  • Governance uplift & assurance improvements
  • Risk, issue & dependency management
  • Vendor coordination & delivery alignment
Portfolio Management & Reporting Enhanced portfolio visibility and reporting accuracy across engineering, IT and infrastructure workstreams.
  • Portfolio dashboard design
  • Performance reporting & KPI definition
  • Financial oversight & cost tracking
  • Cross‑supplier delivery coordination
Operational & Strategic Impact The engagement delivered a more mature, predictable PMO service with improved governance, stronger vendor alignment and clearer portfolio visibility — enabling Dounreay to manage risk, cost and delivery performance more effectively. Download Dounreay Nuclear PMO Case Study PDF →
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SSE Electricity – DLP Configuration, Agent Deployment & Splunk Design

Strengthened enterprise data protection and operational security for SSE Electricity through DLP policy configuration, agent deployment across the estate, and Splunk analytics design to improve monitoring, detection and incident response capability.

SSE DLP Splunk Security Analytics
Programme Overview The programme focused on uplifting SSE Electricity’s data protection posture by configuring enterprise DLP policies, deploying agents across critical endpoints, and designing Splunk dashboards and analytics to enhance visibility and security monitoring across operational environments. DLP Configuration & Policy Design Delivered a full DLP configuration uplift aligned to SSE’s regulatory, operational and data‑handling requirements.
  • Enterprise DLP policy definition & tuning
  • Data classification & protection rules
  • Incident workflow & escalation design
  • Compliance alignment & audit readiness
Agent Deployment & Endpoint Coverage Deployed and validated DLP agents across SSE’s operational and corporate estate, ensuring full coverage and reliable telemetry.
  • Agent deployment across critical endpoints
  • Operational readiness & rollout coordination
  • Performance tuning & conflict resolution
  • Monitoring of agent health & reporting
Splunk Analytics & Dashboard Design Designed Splunk dashboards and analytics to provide actionable insights into data movement, policy violations and security events.
  • Splunk dashboard & query design
  • Security event correlation & alerting
  • Operational reporting & trend analysis
  • Integration with SOC workflows
Outcome Delivered a strengthened data protection and monitoring capability, enabling SSE Electricity to detect, respond to and prevent data‑related security incidents with greater accuracy, visibility and operational confidence. Download SSE Electricity Case Study PDF →
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AstraZeneca – Cloud Migration Pre‑Sales Engagement

Led the pre‑sales engagement to design and cost a strategic programme for migrating AstraZeneca’s on‑premises server estate to a secure, scalable cloud‑hosted environment. The engagement aligned with AstraZeneca’s global digital transformation roadmap and focused on resilience, compliance and future scalability.

AstraZeneca Cloud Migration Azure Pre‑Sales
Tender Stage – Discovery & Requirements Definition AstraZeneca issued a formal tender to modernise its legacy server estate. I led the discovery and requirements definition phase, ensuring full compliance with operational, regulatory and data‑sovereignty constraints.
  • Requirement analysis & clarification workshops
  • Mapping existing server estate & dependencies
  • Identifying regulatory & data‑sovereignty constraints
  • Drafting compliant bid responses & technical narratives
  • Coordinating architecture, service & commercial inputs
The tender response positioned the proposal as a secure, scalable and cost‑efficient migration pathway from on‑prem to cloud. Solution Stage – Architecture & Service Design After shortlisting, I collaborated with AstraZeneca’s technical stakeholders and internal architects to design a hybrid cloud migration model leveraging Azure and Microsoft 365 services.
  • Assessment of current infrastructure & workloads
  • Migration sequencing & dependency mapping
  • Azure landing zone & governance model design
  • Identity, access & compliance integration
  • Operational support & service transition planning
The proposed solution ensured minimal disruption, maximum compliance and future scalability across AstraZeneca’s global operations. Cost Modelling & Commercial Validation I led the commercial modelling phase, translating technical scope into a viable, transparent and value‑driven proposal.
  • Cost‑to‑serve models for migration & support
  • ROI & benefit realisation analysis
  • Scenario modelling for phased deployment
  • Margin validation & procurement alignment
  • Best and Final Offer (BAFO) presentation
Outcome Delivered a fully validated cloud migration proposal combining technical excellence with commercial clarity — positioning AstraZeneca to transition from legacy infrastructure to a secure, compliant and scalable cloud environment enabling future innovation and operational efficiency. Download AstraZeneca Cloud Migration PDF →
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Tesco – Nationwide Windows 11 Transformation Programme

Tesco embarked on one of the largest end‑user technology modernisation programmes in UK retail history — a nationwide Windows 11 transformation covering 126,000 devices across stores, distribution centres and corporate offices. The programme leveraged Azure and Intune to deliver a secure, cloud‑managed, scalable desktop environment.

Tesco Windows 11 Azure Intune
Programme Overview The Tesco Windows 11 Transformation Programme modernised end‑user computing across the UK retail estate, standardising devices onto a secure Windows 11 build managed through Azure AD and Intune. The initiative focused on performance, security, manageability and consistency across a highly distributed workforce. Role & Responsibilities I provided programme leadership, governance and technical assurance across planning, deployment and optimisation — ensuring migration sequencing, readiness, and operational continuity across stores, logistics and corporate environments.
  • Windows 11 migration strategy and roadmap
  • Azure AD and Intune modern management design
  • Deployment governance and risk management
  • Store, distribution and office rollout coordination
  • Operational readiness and service transition
Delivery Approach The programme adopted a phased rollout model, combining automated deployment, robust testing and structured stakeholder engagement. Close collaboration with Tesco technology, operations and store leadership ensured minimal disruption and strong adoption.
  • Phased deployment across 126,000 devices
  • Automated build and policy deployment via Intune
  • Pilot waves and controlled scaling
  • End‑user communication and support readiness
Outcomes Delivered a secure, modern Windows 11 environment with improved performance, simplified management, enhanced cyber posture and a consistent user experience across Tesco’s nationwide operations. Download Tesco Windows 11 Transformation PDF →
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Eversheds Sutherland – PMO Turnaround & Service Delivery

Turned around a failing PMO delivery service for Eversheds Sutherland plc, stabilising governance, reporting, assurance and delivery processes. After recovery, I remained in place as PMO Manager to deliver the service and embed long‑term operational maturity.

Eversheds PMO Governance Turnaround
Programme Overview When I was first engaged by Eversheds Sutherland plc, the organisation’s PMO delivery service was struggling to meet expectations. Governance, reporting, assurance and delivery processes were inconsistent, reactive and lacked the structure required to support a complex legal‑sector portfolio. Role & Responsibilities I was brought in to stabilise the PMO, establish governance discipline, rebuild delivery confidence and introduce structured reporting and assurance. After turnaround, I remained in place as PMO Manager to deliver the service and embed long‑term maturity.
  • PMO turnaround leadership
  • Governance & assurance uplift
  • Portfolio reporting redesign
  • Risk, issue & dependency management
  • Stakeholder engagement & alignment
  • Delivery support & project oversight
  • Operational maturity uplift
Turnaround Approach The turnaround focused on stabilising core PMO functions, introducing structured governance, improving reporting accuracy and establishing predictable delivery support processes.
  • Rapid assessment of PMO gaps & failure points
  • Rebuild of governance & assurance frameworks
  • Introduction of structured reporting cycles
  • Clear escalation & decision‑making pathways
  • Stakeholder confidence restoration
Service Delivery & Stabilisation After stabilisation, I transitioned into PMO Manager, delivering the service, embedding maturity and ensuring the PMO operated as a reliable, value‑adding function.
  • Ongoing PMO service delivery
  • Continuous improvement & optimisation
  • Portfolio oversight & delivery support
  • Governance discipline & compliance
Outcomes The PMO was transformed from a failing service into a stable, predictable and value‑adding governance function — improving delivery confidence, reporting accuracy and operational maturity across the organisation. Download Eversheds Sutherland PMO Case Study PDF →
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Ministry of Defence – Office Exchange Programme

Delivering secure, large‑scale modern workplace transformation across Ministry of Defence sites — migrating legacy Office environments to a unified, cloud‑based collaboration platform. The programme focused on security assurance, interoperability, and operational continuity across classified and non‑classified domains.

MoD Modern Workplace Security Transformation
Programme Overview The MoD Office Exchange Programme modernised collaboration and productivity tools across Defence organisations, enabling secure communication and document management within a unified Microsoft 365 environment. The initiative balanced operational resilience with stringent security and accreditation requirements. Role & Responsibilities As part of the delivery leadership team, I oversaw technical assurance, stakeholder alignment, and governance compliance — ensuring the migration strategy met Defence Digital standards and maintained service continuity.
  • Stakeholder engagement across Defence Digital and service branches
  • Security accreditation and assurance alignment
  • Technical validation of migration approach and tooling
  • Operational readiness and transition planning
  • Governance reporting and risk management
Delivery Approach The programme adopted a phased migration model, integrating secure data transfer, user readiness, and post‑deployment support. Collaboration between MoD, delivery partners, and end‑user communities ensured minimal disruption and full compliance.
  • Phased rollout across multiple Defence sites
  • Secure data migration and validation
  • End‑user enablement and adoption support
  • Continuous improvement and feedback loops
Outcomes The programme delivered a secure, modern collaboration environment that improved productivity, reduced legacy dependencies, and aligned Defence operations with modern digital standards. Download MoD Office Exchange Case Study PDF →
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NHS Digital Transformation Programme

Delivering safe, patient‑centred digital transformation across NHS Trusts, ICS organisations and clinical environments. Focused on operational readiness, clinical safety, cyber uplift, workflow optimisation and measurable improvement across frontline and back‑office services.

NHS Clinical Safety Cyber Uplift Digital Transformation
Programme Overview NHS transformation succeeds when technology, clinical workflows, governance and operational processes move together. This programme delivers structured, clinically safe digital change that reduces friction, improves staff experience and strengthens service quality across clinical and non‑clinical settings. Clinical Safety & Governance Digital change in the NHS must protect patient safety. I work closely with CCIOs, CNIOs, clinical safety officers and operational teams to ensure transformation is compliant with DCB 0129/0160 and aligned to safe clinical workflows.
  • Clinical safety governance & hazard management
  • Workflow alignment with frontline clinical teams
  • Risk control, auditability & structured reporting
  • Integrated planning & RAID discipline
Cyber Uplift & Modernisation Strengthening cyber posture across NHS estates through secure configuration, compliance uplift and modern workplace deployment.
  • Cyber security uplift & compliance alignment
  • Windows 11 & modern workplace rollout
  • Cloud & infrastructure modernisation
  • Medical device integration & interoperability
Operational Readiness & Alignment NHS transformation requires coordination across estates, IT, clinical services, operations and external suppliers. I ensure all parties are aligned to shared outcomes and delivery discipline.
  • Operational readiness & service transition
  • Stakeholder alignment across clinical & technical teams
  • Supplier coordination & governance compliance
  • Predictable delivery & clear accountability
Measurable Outcomes The programme delivers safer workflows, stronger cyber posture, improved staff experience and reduced operational friction — enabling NHS organisations to deliver better patient care through reliable, modern digital services. Download NHS Digital Transformation PDF →
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Computacenter – Device Lifecycle Management Pre‑Sales Delivery

The Device Lifecycle Management solution empowers organisations to take full control of their workplace device estate through a structured, end‑to‑end model: Inform → Procure → Support → Recover. As part of the Pre‑Sales team, I shape this solution commercially and technically — from initial RFP/ITT response through to final contract negotiation and SoW creation.

Pre‑Sales Lifecycle Modern Workplace Commercial Design
Solution Overview Device Lifecycle Management provides a structured, governed approach to managing workplace devices across their full lifecycle. The model ensures organisations can optimise cost, improve user experience, and maintain compliance through a repeatable, scalable framework. Pre‑Sales Role & Responsibilities I lead the commercial and technical shaping of the solution — ensuring every bid is compliant, compelling, and aligned to customer requirements and Computacenter’s delivery standards.
  • Requirement analysis & clarification
  • Lifecycle alignment (Inform → Procure → Support → Recover)
  • Drafting technical & commercial narratives
  • Collaboration with SMEs, architects & commercial analysts
  • Cost modelling & commercial validation
  • Governance compliance & evaluation‑criteria alignment
Down‑Selection & Solution Shaping Once shortlisted, I work directly with client technical and commercial teams to refine the proposal. This ensures the final solution is deliverable, scalable, and aligned to operational and commercial expectations.
  • Technical workshops & architecture validation
  • Engagement with logistics & managed‑service teams
  • SLAs, service models & operational alignment
  • Legal review of terms, liabilities & compliance
  • Resource planning & commercial viability checks
Negotiation & BAFO I lead the commercial negotiation phase, culminating in a Best and Final Offer (BAFO) that balances client value with delivery feasibility.
  • Pricing refinement & delivery phasing
  • Risk assessment & mitigation planning
  • Negotiation of concessions & value‑adds
  • Final proposal presentation & cost justification
  • Contract‑ready Statement of Work (SoW)
Strategic Impact Through structured down‑selection, technical validation and disciplined negotiation, each bid evolves into a fully governed, contract‑ready delivery model that enhances user experience, optimises technology, and supports sustainable IT operations. Download Device Lifecycle Management Case Study PDF →
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Newcastle University – Teams Rooms, Managed Print & Wireless Infrastructure Refresh

A major technology transformation modernising collaboration, connectivity and print infrastructure across Newcastle University’s academic and residential estate. Delivered Microsoft Teams Rooms, a refreshed Managed Print Service, full wireless AP deployment, backend server builds, application configuration and policy creation — all completed under strict time constraints ahead of the new academic term.

Teams Rooms Managed Print Wireless Campus IT
Programme Overview Delivered across multiple campuses and student halls, the programme required precise coordination to ensure all systems were fully operational before the start of term. The initiative enhanced teaching, research and administrative collaboration while improving connectivity and service reliability for thousands of returning staff and students. Teams Rooms Deployment Designed and implemented Microsoft Teams Rooms across lecture theatres, meeting spaces and collaboration hubs.
  • Integrated conferencing, content sharing & room booking with Microsoft 365
  • End‑to‑end configuration, testing & user adoption support
  • Operational manuals, service descriptions & KB articles
  • Achieved full readiness before term start
Managed Print Refresh Rolled out a secure, cost‑efficient Managed Print Service across all faculties and administrative departments.
  • Consolidated legacy print infrastructure
  • Cloud‑managed print platform with secure release
  • Cost‑tracking & sustainability reporting
  • Governance policies for access, data protection & compliance
Wireless Access Point (AP) Deployment Deployed new enterprise‑grade wireless access points across campuses and student halls.
  • Designed & tested coverage models for high‑performance connectivity
  • Integrated APs with centralised monitoring & NAC systems
  • Deployment runbooks & early‑life support documentation
  • Executed rollout under strict time constraints
Backend Infrastructure & Application Configuration Built and configured backend servers supporting Teams Rooms, print management and wireless operations.
  • Application policies, authentication frameworks & configuration baselines
  • Automated deployment scripts & monitoring dashboards
  • Compliance with university IT security & data‑protection standards
  • Parallel server builds & policy creation to meet term‑start readiness
Outcomes
  • Modernised collaboration across academic & administrative functions
  • Enhanced wireless coverage & reliability across all campuses
  • Reduced print costs & improved sustainability
  • Strengthened IT governance & operational efficiency
  • All services delivered on schedule with zero disruption
Strategic Impact The programme established a connected, collaborative and sustainable digital campus. Delivered under significant time pressure, it empowered staff and students with modern tools, reliable connectivity and streamlined services — positioning the university for continued innovation in teaching, research and digital engagement. Download Newcastle University Case Study PDF →
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Santander – AD DC Server Upgrade & Domain Services Promotion

A critical infrastructure upgrade modernising Santander’s Active Directory Domain Controller environment. The programme uplifted server OS versions, promoted forest and domain functional levels, strengthened identity management, and improved resilience across regulated financial‑services operations.

Infrastructure Active Directory Security Financial Services
Overview Between March and December 2017, Santander undertook a major upgrade of its Active Directory Domain Controller (AD DC) environment. I led the programme to modernise in‑situ domain controllers, uplift server OS versions, and promote AD DS forest and domain functional levels to align with Microsoft’s enterprise standards. The Challenge Santander’s legacy AD DC estate required modernisation to support future scalability, security, and compliance. The upgrade needed to be executed without disrupting business‑critical financial operations, requiring careful sequencing, rollback planning, and multi‑team coordination across infrastructure, security and compliance functions. Programme Mandate Upgrade domain controller servers to Windows Server 2008 R2, promote AD DS functional levels, strengthen identity‑management capability, and ensure full alignment with Santander’s governance and regulatory frameworks. Key Deliverables The programme delivered a complete uplift of Santander’s AD DC environment:
  • Server OS upgrade to Windows Server 2008 R2
  • Forest & domain functional level promotion
  • Enhanced authentication, replication & policy capabilities
  • Rollback and validation plans ensuring zero downtime
  • Schema verification, replication health checks & multi‑site testing
  • Cross‑team coordination with infrastructure, security & compliance
Testing & Validation Extensive pre‑production testing ensured stability and compliance:
  • Schema validation and replication integrity checks
  • Multi‑site testing across Santander’s operational footprint
  • Controlled upgrade windows with rollback assurance
Outcome The upgrade delivered a secure, stable and future‑ready Active Directory environment, strengthening Santander’s identity‑management capability and enabling integration with modern Microsoft technologies. Impact The programme improved operational resilience, enhanced security posture, and established a foundation for future cloud and hybrid identity initiatives.
  • Enhanced security posture & compliance alignment
  • Improved directory performance & replication efficiency
  • Future‑ready identity platform supporting cloud evolution
Download Santander Case Study PDF →
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Deutsche Bank – Global M365 Rollout & User Adoption

A global transformation programme modernising Deutsche Bank’s unified communications ecosystem. The initiative deployed Microsoft Teams as the central collaboration hub, retired legacy telephony, uplifted user experience, and delivered structured adoption across 16,000 employees worldwide.

Digital Workplace Microsoft 365 User Adoption Unified Communications
Overview Between 2020 and 2022, Deutsche Bank undertook a major global programme to modernise collaboration and communication across its workforce. The goal was to retire fragmented legacy platforms and fully leverage Microsoft Office 365, delivering a seamless, secure, cloud‑based collaboration experience for 16,000 employees across global offices. The Challenge Deutsche Bank’s legacy telephony and conferencing systems created inconsistent user experience, operational overhead, and limited integration with modern digital workplace tools. The organisation required a unified collaboration platform and a structured adoption strategy to ensure employees embraced new ways of working. Programme Mandate Deploy Microsoft Teams as the central collaboration hub, integrate chat, voice, video and document sharing, embed workflows into ServiceNow, retire legacy systems, and deliver a global user‑adoption programme with multilingual support. Key Deliverables The programme delivered a complete transformation of Deutsche Bank’s collaboration ecosystem:
  • Unified Communications Transition – migration to Teams Voice & Meetings
  • Structured User Adoption Strategy – training, champions network, multilingual support
  • ServiceNow Integration – embedded M365 workflows for streamlined support
  • Performance & Reliability Improvements – enhanced uptime, call quality & collaboration speed
  • Cost Optimisation – platform consolidation & licence rationalisation
  • Change Enablement – business‑unit engagement ensuring sustained adoption
User Adoption & Cultural Change Adoption was treated as a cultural transformation, not just a technical rollout. The programme delivered structured training, communication, and engagement to ensure employees embraced new digital ways of working. Outcomes The programme delivered measurable improvements across collaboration, reliability and cost:
  • Enhanced user experience and global collaboration
  • Improved operational reliability and reduced support overhead
  • Significant cost savings through platform consolidation
  • Modern digital workplace foundation for future innovation
Result Deutsche Bank transitioned from fragmented legacy systems to a unified, cloud‑based collaboration platform. Employees gained a modern, connected and agile digital workplace, enabling secure collaboration from anywhere and supporting the bank’s strategic vision for digital excellence. Download Deutsche Bank Case Study PDF →
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Telefónica – AWS Infrastructure, SaaS Development & Global Data Migration

A global infrastructure transformation modernising Telefónica’s enterprise estate across 46,000 devices and 750 locations. Delivered cloud‑native AWS foundations, SaaS development, microservices integration, global data migration, and unified operational governance across multiple regions and time zones.

AWS SaaS Cloud Migration Global Delivery
Programme Overview Telefónica’s legacy infrastructure required modernisation to support rapid growth, distributed operations and evolving customer demands. The programme introduced a cloud‑first architecture leveraging AWS to deliver elasticity, resilience and cost efficiency across the enterprise. AWS Infrastructure Modernisation Designed and deployed a multi‑region AWS environment supporting compute, storage and networking workloads.
  • Multi‑region AWS architecture for global workloads
  • Infrastructure‑as‑Code using Terraform & CloudFormation
  • Automated monitoring, patching & backup frameworks
  • Compliance aligned to ISO 27001 & GDPR
SaaS Development & Integration Delivered new SaaS applications using microservices and containerised architectures, integrated with AWS native services.
  • Microservices‑based SaaS applications for internal & customer services
  • Identity, billing & analytics modules using Lambda, API Gateway & DynamoDB
  • CI/CD pipelines via AWS CodePipeline & GitHub Actions
Data Migration & Cloud Storage Migrated structured and unstructured data from on‑premises systems to AWS S3, RDS and Redshift with full integrity validation.
  • Migration of global datasets to AWS S3, RDS & Redshift
  • Checksum validation & encryption at rest/in transit
  • Automated reconciliation & global replication strategy
End‑User Estate Transformation Supported 46,000 devices across 750 locations, introducing secure connectivity, identity federation and unified endpoint management.
  • Secure connectivity & identity federation
  • Unified access policies via AWS Workspaces & Intune
  • Early‑life support & user adoption campaigns
Operational Governance & Service Management Established ITSM integration with ServiceNow and delivered operational manuals, runbooks and training across Europe, Latin America and Asia.
  • ServiceNow integration for incident, change & configuration
  • Operational manuals & cloud‑operations runbooks
  • Training & knowledge‑transfer across global teams
Outcomes
  • Global AWS infrastructure supporting 46,000 users
  • Modern SaaS ecosystem enabling faster product delivery
  • Secure, compliant data migration with improved resilience
  • Unified operational model across time zones
  • Reduced infrastructure costs & improved scalability
Strategic Impact The programme established a global digital backbone connecting people, platforms and data across continents — enabling continuous innovation, operational agility and sustainable growth. Download Telefónica Case Study PDF →
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UK Home Office – 32,000‑Device Windows 10 Transformation

A major end‑user technology transformation upgrading 32,000 devices across the Home Office’s national estate. Delivered modern desktop capabilities, strengthened security posture, unified device management, and enabled cloud‑based storage and remote‑working capabilities through SCCM, Intune, Azure AD and OneDrive.

Windows 10 Public Sector Security Cloud Management
Programme Overview The Home Office delivered a structured, multi‑phase upgrade programme modernising its desktop environment while maintaining operational continuity across critical national services. The initiative unified device management, improved performance, and enabled secure remote working across multiple agencies. Key Deliverables Device Upgrade Migrated 32,000 endpoints from legacy Windows 7/8 to Windows 10, ensuring compatibility with modern applications and security baselines. SCCM & Intune Integration Implemented hybrid management architecture for automated deployment, patching, compliance enforcement and secure configuration. Cloud Storage Enablement Introduced secure OneDrive and Azure‑based storage solutions, reducing reliance on on‑premises infrastructure and improving mobility. Identity & Access Management Strengthened authentication and policy enforcement through Azure AD, conditional access and modern identity controls. Operational Tooling Enhanced service‑management tooling for incident, request and change processes, improving operational efficiency and visibility. User Adoption & Training Delivered communication campaigns, training sessions and early‑life support to ensure smooth transition and minimise disruption. Governance & Reporting Established dashboards for rollout progress, compliance, security posture and user satisfaction metrics. Security & Compliance Alignment Windows 10’s security framework was mapped directly to Home Office risk and compliance standards. The rollout introduced TPM 2.0, BitLocker encryption and advanced identity management, strengthening endpoint protection across all operational sites. Outcomes
  • Modernised desktop experience for 32,000 users
  • Improved endpoint security and compliance posture
  • Reduced operational overhead through automation and cloud management
  • Enhanced mobility and remote‑work capability
  • Scalable foundation for future digital‑workplace initiatives
Strategic Impact The transformation positioned the Home Office to deliver a consistent, secure and high‑performance user experience across its national operations. It reinforced the department’s commitment to innovation, resilience and digital transformation. Download Home Office Case Study PDF →
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Computacenter – Strategic Secondments Portfolio

A portfolio of high‑impact secondments across service transition, transformation, ServiceNow project management, European PMO leadership and pre‑sales solution design. Each engagement strengthened operational maturity, commercial performance and customer success across enterprise and public‑sector accounts.

Service Transition PMO ServiceNow Pre‑Sales
Overview During my tenure at Computacenter, I delivered multiple strategic secondments covering service transition, transformation delivery, ServiceNow project management, European PMO leadership and pre‑sales solution architecture. These roles contributed directly to organisational growth, operational maturity and customer satisfaction across enterprise and public‑sector clients. 1. Service Transition & Transformation Delivery Manager Delivered complex service transitions and transformations for new and existing managed‑service customers, ensuring seamless onboarding, operational readiness and service stability.
  • Managed new business take‑on from incumbent suppliers
  • Integrated new service lines into existing ITSM frameworks
  • Delivered in‑life enhancements across Incident, Request, Problem, Change, Release, MIM & JML
  • Structured KT plans, runbooks and early‑life support
  • Authored service designs, operational manuals and knowledge‑base articles
  • Ensured AIS governance and service‑readiness compliance
2. ServiceNow SME Project Manager Led the Professional Services ServiceNow Enablement Project, uplifting platform maturity across project management, reporting, financials, time recording and resource management.
  • Delivered GAP analysis and requirements definition
  • Developed validated use cases aligned to PS delivery models
  • Acted as super‑user and adoption champion
  • Authored training modules and user guides
  • Established dashboards and reporting structures
3. European Central PMO Lead Based in Belgium, led the design and implementation of a unified Central PMO service supporting Computacenter’s European clients.
  • Defined CPMO service descriptions, SLAs and governance frameworks
  • Ensured compliance with ISO, CMS, GDPR and secure‑client protocols
  • Developed commercial models, ROI frameworks and benefit realisation
  • Introduced APM Competency Maturity Assessment Framework
  • Delivered hybrid Agile / Integrated Planning programme implementations
  • Designed PMO training and capability development frameworks
  • Standardised delivery processes, tools and templates
  • Managed recruitment aligned to German Workers Council requirements
  • Owned project‑management platform selection and implementation
  • Delivered AIS‑governed service handover to France
4. Pre‑Sales Solution Lead Partnered with account management, architects and service designers to deliver commercially robust, technically sound bid responses for new business.
  • Conducted structured discovery and requirements gathering
  • Led end‑to‑end solution & service‑model design
  • Built detailed cost, resource and commercial models
  • Delivered CADRO analysis for SoW and governance
  • Coordinated supplier engagement and procurement alignment
  • Produced contract‑ready Statements of Work
  • Facilitated technical workshops and business‑case validation
  • Led BAFO pricing refinement and negotiation
  • Delivered executive‑grade client presentations
  • Maintained revenue, margin and commercial discipline
Strategic Impact These secondments delivered measurable improvements in service maturity, operational efficiency and commercial performance. Each engagement reinforced Computacenter’s reputation for excellence in service transition, transformation and solution delivery. Download Secondments Portfolio PDF →
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HSBC – Global Windows 11 Rollout & User Adoption Programme

A global end‑user technology transformation delivering Windows 11 to 46,000 users across 750 locations. The programme modernised HSBC’s desktop experience, strengthened security baselines, uplifted device performance, and enabled a more agile, cloud‑connected workforce aligned with the bank’s digital‑banking vision.

Windows 11 Digital Workplace Security Global Rollout
Overview HSBC delivered one of the largest end‑user technology upgrades in its history: a global rollout of Windows 11 designed to modernise the desktop experience, uplift security, and support a cloud‑connected workforce. The programme transitioned 46,000 users across 750 locations through structured waves, ensuring minimal disruption and full compliance with financial‑sector regulatory standards. The Challenge HSBC’s legacy desktop estate required modernisation to support new digital capabilities, enhanced security controls, and improved performance. The challenge was to deliver a global operating‑system upgrade without disrupting business‑critical financial operations, while ensuring employees understood and adopted new Windows 11 features. Programme Mandate Execute a global Windows 11 rollout, refresh legacy devices, uplift security baselines, integrate rollout workflows into ServiceNow, deliver multilingual adoption programmes, and establish global governance and reporting for progress, compliance and user satisfaction. Key Deliverables The programme delivered a complete uplift of HSBC’s end‑user technology:
  • Global deployment to 46,000 users across 750 locations
  • Modern device refresh with secure, high‑performance builds
  • Enhanced security baselines: TPM 2.0, BitLocker, identity management
  • ServiceNow integration for rollout tracking & support workflows
  • User adoption programme with multilingual training & champions network
  • Performance improvements: reduced boot times & improved stability
  • Global dashboards for compliance, progress & satisfaction metrics
Transformation Approach The rollout was executed through incremental regional go‑lives, supported by automation and analytics to monitor deployment success. A dedicated User Adoption Office coordinated communications, training and engagement, ensuring employees understood new Windows 11 features such as Snap Layouts, Teams integration and enhanced security controls. Security & Compliance Alignment Windows 11’s security architecture was mapped directly to HSBC’s enterprise risk framework, ensuring compliance with financial‑sector regulations and internal audit standards. The rollout strengthened endpoint protection, identity assurance and data‑loss prevention across all regions. Outcomes The programme delivered measurable improvements across security, user experience and operational efficiency:
  • Modernised desktop experience for 46,000 users
  • Improved endpoint security & compliance posture
  • Reduced operational overhead & support demand
  • Enhanced productivity through Microsoft 365 integration
  • Scalable foundation for future digital‑workplace initiatives
Strategic Impact The Windows 11 rollout positioned HSBC to deliver a consistent, secure and high‑performance user experience globally. It reinforced the bank’s commitment to innovation, resilience and digital transformation — enabling employees to work smarter, faster and more securely in a modern financial‑services environment. Download HSBC Case Study PDF →
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DWP – Enterprise IT Transformation Portfolio

A multi‑workstream enterprise transformation modernising the Department for Work and Pensions’ national technology estate. The portfolio uplifted SQL platforms, collaboration tools, workspace management, wireless infrastructure, identity services, and ITSM operations — strengthening resilience, security and service delivery across the UK’s largest public‑sector department.

Enterprise IT Public Sector Infrastructure Digital Workplace
Overview The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) undertook a comprehensive enterprise‑wide technology transformation programme to modernise its infrastructure, improve service delivery, and strengthen operational resilience. The portfolio comprised multiple concurrent workstreams, each contributing to a unified, secure and scalable digital environment supporting thousands of users nationwide. Programme Scope The portfolio delivered modernisation across core infrastructure, collaboration, identity, workspace management and service‑management capabilities: SQL Upgrade Upgraded legacy SQL environments to supported versions, improving performance, security and maintainability. Delivered automated migration scripts, schema validation and post‑upgrade optimisation across mission‑critical databases. Condeco Rollout Implemented Condeco workspace management across DWP sites, enabling intelligent desk booking, meeting‑room scheduling and occupancy analytics. Integrated with Active Directory and Exchange for seamless authentication and calendar synchronisation. Unified Communications Transitioned from Microsoft Communicator and Lync to Microsoft Teams, establishing a single, secure collaboration platform with enterprise‑grade reliability for voice, video and messaging. Managed Print Services Deployed a modern Managed Print solution across regional offices, consolidating print infrastructure and introducing secure print release, cost tracking and sustainability reporting — reducing print volume and operational overhead. SharePoint Development Delivered customised SharePoint Online sites for document management, workflow automation and departmental collaboration. Introduced metadata‑driven search, version control and Power Automate integration. Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery Designed and tested comprehensive BC & DR frameworks, including failover simulations and recovery validation for critical systems. Improved recovery time objectives and ensured compliance with government resilience standards. Quest Deployment Implemented Quest migration and identity‑management tools to support Active Directory consolidation, user provisioning and lifecycle management — enabling faster onboarding and reduced administrative complexity. Wireless Access Point Deployment Rolled out enterprise‑grade wireless access points across DWP sites, delivering secure, high‑performance connectivity for staff and visitors. Integrated with NAC and centralised monitoring for real‑time visibility. ITSM Integration Integrated multiple service‑management platforms into a unified ITSM ecosystem using ServiceNow for incident, change and asset management. Delivered automation, improved SLA compliance and end‑to‑end operational visibility. Outcomes The portfolio delivered measurable improvements across infrastructure, collaboration, resilience and operational efficiency:
  • Modernised infrastructure supporting thousands of end‑users
  • Enhanced collaboration through unified platforms
  • Improved operational resilience and disaster‑recovery readiness
  • Reduced costs through consolidation and automation
  • Strengthened governance, compliance and service transparency
Strategic Impact The programme delivered a cohesive digital foundation enabling DWP to operate with greater agility, efficiency and resilience. It aligned technology with organisational goals, empowering teams to deliver public services more effectively through a secure, modern and connected workplace. Download DWP Case Study PDF →
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