What does a Quick Assessment cost?

The Quick Assessment has a fixed price. Two days, regardless of project size or complexity. On day one, we conduct stakeholder interviews. On day two, we review the project documentation. Afterwards, you receive a written report and a closing meeting with the result — a concrete recovery roadmap or the recommendation to stop the project. We share the exact price during the initial consultation.

What companies does OCENOX work with?

Our focus is on mid-market companies with 100 to 5,000 employees in the DACH region. We also work with international companies in the Asia-Pacific region. The industry matters less than the situation — we work where IT projects have gone off track or a strategic IT realignment is needed.

Is OCENOX tied to any vendor?

No. We maintain no partnerships with software vendors and receive no commissions or kickbacks. When we recommend a platform, provider, or architecture, it is based solely on what fits your company technically, organisationally, and economically.

How does remote collaboration work?

OCENOX is based in Auckland, New Zealand. We use the time difference deliberately: analyses and deliverables are produced overnight, results are on your desk in the morning. Most projects run hybrid — strategic work and reviews remotely, critical workshops and stakeholder meetings on-site in the DACH region.

What sets OCENOX apart from other IT consultancies?

Three things. First: vendor independence — no partnerships, no commissions, no pre-made recommendations. Second: an entry via a fixed-price assessment rather than an open consulting mandate. Third: honesty — if a project cannot be stabilised, we say so.

What methodologies does OCENOX use?

No methodology is an end in itself. We work with OKR, SAFe, Scrum, Kanban, and traditional project management — depending on what the situation requires.

Does OCENOX work as a solo consultant?

No. OCENOX works with international teams of specialists, assembled based on the requirements of each engagement.