DAC Consulting Begins Operations, Targets Business Transformation with 360° Approach
Bennett Oghifo DAC Consulting, a 360-degree management consulting firm, has commenced operations with a mandate to help organisations navigate complex business challenges through integrated solutions covering people, processes and product
Business Transformation and Product Management firm DAC Consulting has launched its operations, offering integrated solutions to help organizations tackle complex business challenges across people, processes, and product management. Founders Adedayo Adedapo and Dr. Omotola Dayo-Adedapo created the firm with the goal of enhancing leadership, boosting organizational effectiveness, improving business processes, and enabling sustainable growth.
In a world characterized by rapid technological advancements, shifting workforce dynamics, changing customer expectations, and increasing demand for productivity and operational performance, Dr. Dayo-Adedapo emphasized that merely having ambition is not enough for growth. She highlighted the importance of deliberate investment in leadership, people, and organizational capability, stating that every organization desires growth but it requires more than mere ambition.
Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer Adedayo Adedapo explained that DAC Consulting would leverage expertise in Business Process Management, Product Management, Digital Transformation, Brand and Customer Experience to assist clients. He identified the gap between strategy formulation and execution as a major challenge for organizations, explaining that merely having a strategy does not guarantee improved business performance.
Adedapo emphasized that effective business transformation necessitates a coordinated effort among leadership, people, systems, and execution.
The co-founders aim to work alongside clients, implementing practical strategies that enhance organizational performance, strengthen capabilities, and create lasting value.
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