Transformation

Data & PMO Reporting Transformation for a National Fibre Infrastructure Provider

Telecommunications Infrastructure ·United Kingdom

Context

The UK’s largest fibre deployment company needed to overhaul its reporting ecosystem and PMO function. Operating under mandate from a Tier 1 fibre infrastructure client, the organisation was producing 35+ weekly reports — over 80% of which required manual production steps — with significant data inconsistency and governance gaps undermining decision-making.

The challenge

The reporting function had grown organically, resulting in duplicated efforts, inconsistent data sources, underutilised BI platforms, and no clear governance framework. Leadership lacked the decision-grade reporting they needed, and the PMO function was operating reactively rather than strategically.

What we did

We conducted discovery across 12+ stakeholders spanning operations, HR, health and safety, business analysis, and IT. We audited all 35+ weekly reports and identified 7 systemic gaps across data inconsistency, governance disconnects, and platform underutilisation.

We designed and delivered a prioritised transformation roadmap of 30+ initiatives across three implementation waves, covering process and workflow improvements, governance frameworks, and report and dashboard redesign. We developed a Minimum Viable Governance framework — 2 forums, 4 artefacts, named owners — implementable within 2 weeks.

We redesigned executive reporting artefacts with decision-led storytelling and exception-first design, and created a Data & Reporting maturity model benchmarked against sector peers.

Results

  • Delivered a 30+ initiative transformation roadmap across 3 prioritised implementation waves
  • Identified 7 systemic gaps and designed targeted interventions for each
  • Created a governance framework deployable in 2 weeks, establishing ownership and cadence where none existed
  • Redesigned executive reporting to provide decision-grade output for senior leadership and the Tier 1 client

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