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Picture this: Your organization has committed to executing 15 strategic initiatives this quarter, but you only have the capacity to effectively manage 10. Sound familiar? For transformation leaders, the pressure to deliver ambitious projects while also managing day-to-day operations can feel like running on a treadmill that’s moving too fast.
"We’re trying to do 15 things, but we only have the capacity to do 10," said a senior strategy leader at a major financial group. "Even our Chief Technology Officer acknowledges that we don’t have the resources to execute the committed projects because we’re not accounting for business-as-usual (BAU) activities and smaller projects that consume our resource base."
When organizations focus solely on high-impact strategic initiatives, they often overlook the operational work that quietly consumes resources. Smaller projects, ad-hoc tasks, and BAU activities can eat up a significant portion of a team’s bandwidth—without ever appearing on the project plan.
"Even if we had the resources, we still wouldn’t be able to answer the question of where they’re going," the strategy leader continued. The problem isn’t just a lack of resources—it’s a lack of visibility. Without a clear line of sight into how resources are being allocated across both strategic and operational work, teams are left guessing—and projects fall behind.
Conductor is designed to help organizations strike the right balance between strategic initiatives and day-to-day operations. Here’s how:
Resource Visibility & Forecasting: With Conductor, leaders can see a comprehensive view of resource allocation across strategic projects and BAU activities, ensuring nothing gets overlooked.
Dynamic Workload Management: Conductor provides real-time dashboards that highlight resource availability, potential bottlenecks, and capacity gaps—so teams can adjust before it’s too late.
Scenario Planning: Leaders can simulate various project load scenarios, testing the impact of adding or removing initiatives based on current capacity and business priorities.
If your organization is struggling to balance strategic initiatives with everyday operations, it’s time to rethink your approach. Conductor helps you align resources, manage capacity, and keep projects moving forward—without burning out your team. Learn how Conductor can provide the visibility you need to make smarter resourcing decisions and execute on strategy without sacrificing BAU priorities.
