JLM Transition Managment

Our Approach to Transition Management

Thorough planning is the key to Business As Usual on Monday morning and we take it extremely seriously because we know that your business depends on it.

The detailed management of the nitty-gritty – timetables, checklists, IT issue resolution etc – is second nature to us.

We Can Help You to Transition Management

Our detailed planning and rigorous project management pay off over the business move period because all the hard work has already been done. We understand that the office move is far more than simply moving location and hoping that everything works as before. We’re on site throughout to ensure that any snags are dealt with effectively. We take care of all the details for you:

  • We manage the implementation of the detailed plan – supervising and coordinating all parties, including staff, service providers, movers and IT specialists

  • We help you make sure that everybody affected by the move – your clients, customers, staff and management – know exactly what is happening and when.

  • Established contingency and risk management strategies mean we anticipate issues and have a plan to deal with them if they arise, leveraging our know-how and contacts

  • You leave on Friday as normal with everything working, and arrive in your new home on Monday ready to get back to business

  • We help you minimise the downtime.

The Next Step

During the business relocation period and immediately after, we are on site to manage any issues that arise while you continue running your business. We’ll help everyone to settle back in to their routine, right down to the new location for the photocopier paper. Even in the following weeks, months and years, we’ll always be available to help with queries regarding suppliers and contract terms, no matter how small.

For a no-obligation conversation about your business relocation, call us on the number at the top of the page, or get us to call you back using the Request a Call Back form on the left-hand side of the page.

The initial assessment will include an independent review of your current circumstances, your commitments, general market conditions, as well as straightforward advice and guidance on the risks and issues that can be avoided.