ethiclub

Ethical business architecture for profit and growth.

The Client Experience:

1. Requirements Analysis, process audit and mapping

2. Strategy, roadmapping and design

3. Systems implementation, automation and transitions

4. Continuous improvement and stakeholder satisfaction

Chat: Chris [at] Ethiclub [dot] com

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If you aren't content with any of the following components of your organization, We may be able to help:

- Governance (Executive, Ethics)

- Systems (Internal systems, development of offerings and processes, R&D)

- Personnel (Recruitment, Availability & Leave, Welfare, Engagement, Development, Utilization)

- Service (Project Control, Quality, Requirements & Scope, Design, Transitions, Support, Handovers)

- Customer (Prospects, Sales, Satisfaction, Engagement, Loyalty & Retention)

- Partner (Supplier relations, Tendering, Partner programs & platforms, performance management)

- Product (Order, Auth, Backorder, Receiving, Warehouse Management, Picking, Shipping & Deployment, Monitoring & Maintenance, Decommissions & Disposals)

- Accounts (Budgeting, Receivables, Payables, Reconciliations, Assets)

- Community (Marketing, Brand & Reputation management, Community Engagement)

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Elevator Pitch: Most business components are solved issues that get constantly reinvented.

We work with business owners and decision makers to develop (where needed):

- The aims and directions of the company

- The strategies needed for thriving in their niche

- The current processes

- A unified set of views to reduce down apparent complexity

- A roadmap with internal system components being trialed and transitioned (using best practice from relevant precedent and standards)

- Process improvements (Efficiency, financial, ethical) and automation

- A system with living, breathing manuals and clear, transparent reporting (Documentation should appear contextually. Reporting, documentation, systems and processes should be tightly integrated).

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