The more commonly-used consulting techniques we employ are listed and described below. These methodologies are taken from the fields of management science, organizational development and industrial engineering. We use these techniques individually and in combination, depending upon the needs of the client. Program Evaluation Program Evaluation projects focus on analyzing a program's success in achieving the desired outcomes. The objective of operation review projects is usually to reduce the elapsed time frame for a process or to save resources in the course of completing functions.
Operations reviews focus on identifying opportunities to become more efficient.
Fee Development Fee Development projects are conducted in an effort to identify the full cost to provide a given service. The information obtained from the fee study can be used by policy makers to set fees for the services under review. Staffing Analysis projects focus on determining the appropriate staffing level for a function or agency. Staffing analysis projects can be intensive projects that produce precise staffing levels. More often, however, the concepts are applied less stringently to set a production standard, test a request for additional staff or develop staffing predictions for a new program or facility.