Spanitz Consulting
Technology, Project, Quality, Learning - Management Consulting
Technology
Technology supporting management decisions, workplace efficiencies, communication, tracking, morale
Project
Project Management guiding expectations, satisfying customers, optimizing efforts, saving money, finishing what you start
Quality
Quality Management doing the right things the right way, ensuring customer satisfaction, eliminating rework, preventing problems
Learning
Learning, training, education, improvement, development, effectiveness, mentoring, coaching
About Us
Spanitz Consulting philosophy and approach
Since 1988, Spanitz Consulting has been helping businesses by providing project management, quality management, and management-support technology consulting and training.
Spanitz Consulting's expertise is in using existing technology to implement innovative and successful project strategies that provides sustained value.
We have worked with companies in many different industries - from local, state, and federal government, military, banking and investments, construction, health-care, insurance, manufacturing, real estate, retail and sales, and software development. We have also worked with non-profit and volunteer organizations.
* Teaching project & quality best practices
* Consulting on project & quality management
* Outside Eyes project evaluation
* Consulting on technology, software, hardware
* Courseware and curriculum development
* ISO 9000 QMS quality management system development & auditing
Investigate & Define
Must-have v Nice-to-have ~ What is the goal ~ Complete v Success ~ Apply Best Practices
Plan
Which approach: Waterfall, SDLC, SCRUM, Zagnoot, Method1+, Agile ~ Who, What, Where, When, Why, How much ~ Constraints ~ Boundaries ~ Opportunities
Manage & Control
Track what, how, how often ~ Who needs to know what level of detail ~ Manage stakeholders & expectations
Quality & Continual Improvement
QP, QA, QC, QI ~ ISO 900x ~ Standards & Best Practices ~ Reduce waste & reuse ~ Ensure ongoing progress & effectiveness