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Close the performance gap. Sustain the result.

ISI Consulting Group works alongside leadership through delivery, from rapid assessment to implementation and sustainment.

$400M+ Business value delivered
25+ Years in business
25,000+ Employees impacted
150 to 1,600% Documented ROI on fees
$84.3M Largest engagement

Selected improvement initiatives have generated documented returns ranging from 150% to 1,600%, depending on scope, baseline performance, required investment and implementation speed. Results vary by engagement. Work delivered across North America, Europe, Singapore, Thailand, Central and Eastern Europe and the Middle East.

What separates the work

Most firms hand over the recommendation. We stay for the delivery.

Engagements begin by identifying business value and quantifying the performance gap. From there ISI works with leadership teams to design the solution, establish governance, align stakeholders, implement the change, measure the outcome and hold it in place.

Unlike firms that stop at recommendations, ISI Consulting Group works side by side with client teams to close performance gaps and turn opportunity into measurable business outcomes.

Gerald Madore, Founder and Managing Partner of ISI Consulting Group

Leadership

Gerald Madore

Founder and Managing Partner

A senior operating executive and transformation leader with more than 30 years of experience translating complex agendas into measurable business value. He advises CEOs, boards, investment teams and executive leaders across industrial, infrastructure, energy, transportation, manufacturing and asset-intensive organizations.

His work spans strategy, governance, operating model assessment, post-acquisition integration, performance improvement, benefits realization and change leadership.

Experience
More than 30 years in operations and transformation
Focus
Strategy, governance, integration and benefits realization
Regions
North America, Europe, Singapore, Thailand, Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East

How an engagement runs

Five stages. Each one ends with something leadership can act on.

Read the full approach
01

Rapid Assessment

2 to 3 days

Executive findings, a preliminary benefit and ROI range, immediate priorities and the recommended next step.

On an engagement Leadership interviews, frontline observations and process mapping identified the performance gaps across maintenance, materials management and warehouse operations at a public transit agency. Read the engagement

02

30-Business-Day Diagnostic

30 business days

Validated opportunity portfolio, baseline KPIs, financial business case and a sequenced implementation roadmap.

On an engagement Current-state processes, data, governance and inventory policies were evaluated for an asset-intensive operator, producing a future-state roadmap and more than $50M of identified opportunity. Read the engagement

03

Implementation Support

Scope dependent

Initiative mobilization, PMO leadership, process redesign, change management and benefits tracking.

On an engagement Pull Planning, Pulse Boards, 5S and visual daily management were established on a plant floor, taking the routine maintenance backlog from 1,338 work orders to 879. Read the engagement

04

Sustainment

Ongoing

Performance routines, leadership accountability, training and knowledge transfer, periodic audits and corrective action.

On an engagement Governance and benefits realization processes carried opportunities from identification through approval, implementation, measurement and sustainment, with $84.3M in realized annual savings. Read the engagement

05

Audits and Post-Delivery Support

Post delivery

Benefits validation, KPI and governance health checks, priority refresh plans and follow-up reviews.

On an engagement Leadership routines, performance reporting, implementation governance and execution disciplines were strengthened at an integrated energy company holding more than $22M in recurring annual savings. Read the engagement

Commercial arrangements

Where the baseline can be established, part of the fee can be tied to validated results.

Engagements may be structured as fixed fee, time and materials, or a hybrid. Performance-based compensation is considered when the baseline, scope, benefit measurement method, client responsibilities and validation period can be clearly established.

Two colleagues reviewing work together on a plant floor
Work is done in the operating environment, alongside the teams that run it

Rapid Assessment

Two to three days to find where the value is.

A focused review of a site, a function or a single operational problem. Leadership receives a fact-based view of the performance gap, the likely value, the immediate priorities and the right next step.

  • Leadership interviews and stakeholder input
  • Focused operational and financial data review
  • Site observations and process walk-throughs
  • Performance gaps, constraints and root causes