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For owners of software projects

Contract product owner. A clear next step for your project.

A software project can keep costing money without getting closer to launch. We help you decide what to build and keep the work moving.

Talk to us about your site

One of us will get back to you the same day, or the next working day at the latest.

You work with Sean McDonnell, Kaizen's founder. We can work alongside your current suppliers.

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Keep the purpose and the plan together.

A product owner helps you choose what the software should do. A project plan sets out how the work gets done. Both need to serve the same goal.

Choosing what to build

Start with what people need the software to do.

The goal
What should the software help people do?
The order
Which change will help the most?
New requests
Is this worth doing now?
Checking progress
Does it solve the problem we agreed?

Planning how to deliver it

Work out how to get there, with the people involved.

The goal
What needs to happen before launch?
The order
Which work can happen next?
New requests
How will this affect the plan?
Checking progress
Is the work ready when we need it?

We explain the choices and costs before you commit. You can see why each piece of work is worth doing.

Sean's work history

Experience with software people use.

Sean brings this experience to the choices your project faces. From changing older software to hearing what users need, it shapes how we work.

Playtech

Sean worked on product plans and the move from older software.

He can help you plan changes to a service that is already in use.

High 5 Games

Sean helped coordinate the work needed to bring games to business clients.

He knows how to keep connected pieces of work moving together.

SMD Credit Solutions

Sean helped improve how software work was planned and delivered.

He can help you spot where the way of working is slowing things down.

LeoVegas

Sean built a player support service that worked across languages.

He can help you turn what users tell you into useful changes.

Review the work before adding more.

If dates keep moving, we help you find out what needs to change. The review gives the next choice a clear basis.

  1. Look at the work so far.

    We review what exists and speak to the people who use it. Then we agree what the project needs to achieve.

  2. Choose what comes next.

    We put the work in order and make the choices clear. You can see what is included and what can wait.

  3. Check the work as it grows.

    We review progress against the agreed aim. You get plain updates on what is ready and what needs attention.

Not every project needs to start again. Our guide helps you check what works and compare the choices ahead.

Read the guide to fixing or rebuilding unfinished software

Talk through where the work has got stuck.

The first conversation is free. Tell us what you need the software to do. We will help you decide whether this service fits.

Talk to us about your site

One of us will get back to you the same day, or the next working day at the latest.

Agree the work before you pay.

We agree what is included and the price before starting. Paid work begins after a non-refundable deposit.

Read our promises before you pay

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