
Turning an Operational Discipline Into a Growth Engine
Novigi has an impressive story. Since launching in 2016, they’ve scaled to 550 staff across six offices and two countries, while becoming the fastest-growing professional services firm on the AFR Fast 100 - their story is worth studying.
Tracking Time Off, the Missing Strategic Link in Your Resource Planning
”When new work comes in, we have the right people, ready to go. Winning work and protecting the team, we never have to choose just one.” How often can you confidently say the same? Facing resourcing questions about upcoming projects can sound simple, but if your schedules are built on assumptions and capacity is only estimated, face it, your resource planning is under-engineered!
Projectworks Product Update: January 2026
Happy New Year! To kick things off, we're sharing our new, smoother connection between Schedule, Resourcing, and Forecasting. Plus, do you use our QuickBooks Online or HubSpot integrations? We've added new QBO classes and enabled HubSpot Line Items to create Budgets in Projectworks, saving you valuable billable time.

Your sales pipeline and marketing funnel are important as a source of leads and revenue, but the real driver of growth for your consulting firm may be from an unexpected source: effective resource planning. Building an efficient lead-to-close system will drive revenue, but if you can’t deliver the work efficiently and profitably, your firm isn’t actually growing; it’s just getting more busy.
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Your firm’s profitability is about to take a hit. The new UK tax rules that came into force on 6 April 2025 directly affect labour costs, cash flow, and exit planning for consultancy and professional-services businesses. Employer National Insurance Contributions (NICs) are up, reliefs have shifted, and Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is climbing - making financial agility a competitive necessity. In this post, we break down the key developments and explore practical steps consultancies can take to navigate them.



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