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Where to Start - Resurrect Dead or Dying Projects

Somebody Has to Say What Is Actually Salvageable.

When a build has stalled, blown its budget, or quietly died, the first job is an honest read on what can be saved. These four programs run from triage to a recovery blueprint to shipping the first phase again.

1 to 2 weeks

The Triage

The project is on fire. First we find out what is still worth saving.

Stop the bleeding first. A fast, honest read on a stalled or failing project: what is salvageable, what is sunk cost, and what is actively on fire.

What You Walk Away With
  • Salvage and Write-Off Assessment
  • Top Three Active Risks
  • Stabilize, Restart, or Stop Recommendation
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2 to 3 weeks

The Autopsy

An independent read on what was really built. Evidence, not opinion.

An independent technical review of what was actually built. Code, architecture, security, data integrity, and vendor deliverables measured against what the contract promised.

What You Walk Away With
  • Independent Code and Architecture Assessment
  • Deliverables Reviewed Against Contract and Scope
  • Findings Document for Vendor Conversations
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3 to 4 weeks

The Resurrection Blueprint

The plan that brings it back: keep, refactor, replace, in the right order.

The recovery plan. What gets kept, refactored, or replaced, sequenced into a phased recovery roadmap with effort and cost ranges. The blueprint is yours whether we do the work or not.

What You Walk Away With
  • Target Architecture for the Salvaged Build
  • Phased Recovery Roadmap With Cost Ranges
  • Governance and Staffing Plan
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6 to 8 weeks

The Recovery Sprint

We ship the riskiest piece first, so you can see the project move before you fund the rest.

Phase one of the roadmap, delivered. We take the highest-risk piece back into production with real users, which proves the project can move again before you commit the rest of the budget.

What You Walk Away With
  • Highest-Risk Phase Shipped to Production
  • Real Users, Measured Against a Baseline
  • Continue or Stop Decision Backed by Working Software
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It Is Probably Not as Dead as It Looks.

Tell us what stalled and when. We will tell you whether it is worth reviving.

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