Vorpal Hedge · Rebuild in progress

We killed our own website.

We tell clients to kill whatever doesn’t create value. We decided to take our own advice and took a hard look at our website and what it offers. A big change is needed.

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The Evolution

As we approach the one-year anniversary of Vorpal Hedge, we have a moment to reflect, because so much has changed this year. We are grateful to our clients, colleagues and partners. They have been tremendously valuable, and our work with them reshaped our view of the market, where it is going and the role we will play in it.

That forced a hard look at this website. Many websites are racing toward obsolescence. The bots are checking out. Vendors don’t care about the website. The role of websites is evolving. We noticed this year that for every one web-based lead, we averaged between nine and thirteen leads from LinkedIn. Over the next few weeks, we will launch a site that represents our new direction and how we think consulting websites will be in the future.

What we are changing

  1. 01 · Cutting

    Most of what was here.

    For all our effort not to be like other consultants, we built a website that looked and felt like the work of the dinosaur firms we attack. Stacks of offerings. A service model. Frameworks, of course! We built the fossil record of old consulting that our clients all told us they didn’t care about.

  2. 02 · Keeping

    The Core.

    Our core brand philosophy has not changed. Our commitment to clients is reaffirmed: no vendor commissions, no build team to keep busy, no juniors learning on your budget. The market opportunity is unquestionable.

  3. 03 · Reshaping

    Simplicity in an age of complexity.

    Boil down what clients want out of AI and it comes to one simple need: they want it to deliver value. Everything else is table stakes: the projects, proofs of concept, training, re-orgs and capability models.

Refine. Rebuild. Relaunch.

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