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One of the world's largest technology companies102 buildings, 64 countries, ongoing

One client. Over $10.6M identified.

What sustained forensic governance returns on a single global account, over years rather than weeks.

$10.6M
Client savings identified through data analysis
What was unchecked

A programme running across 102 buildings in 64 countries, with spend flowing through a long chain of integrators and suppliers. Every individual transaction was defensible. Nobody was reading them together.

What we examined

Line by line, back to source.

01

Cost data pulled from every source that fed the programme, reconciled into one comparable shape

02

Estimates rebuilt independently, so vendor pricing had something to be tested against

03

Rates, change orders and scope variations traced back to what was actually delivered on site

What we found

Over $10.6 million in identified savings, accumulated through analysis rather than through a single renegotiation.

The largest recoveries came from patterns visible only across sites, never within one.

Standardised documentation removed a whole category of dispute before it could start.

What changed

The client holds live project data, standardised SOPs across every country, and a governance structure that keeps working between engagements. The savings are the measurable part. The visibility is the point.