How we stabilize projects – pragmatically and measurably
Phase 1: Rapid scan
Brief, hard diagnosis: bottlenecks, decision-making processes, scheduling logic, interfaces, risks. Result: Clear action plan for the next 2–6 weeks.
Phase 2: Stabilization
Introduction of robust routines: weekly control, dependency management, problem backlog, escalation rules, reporting. Goal: create predictability.
Phase 3: Ensure performance
Standards, roles, key figures, and digital support (LOCI) – so that stability remains even when pressure increases. Goal: long-term control.

