Xvista Advisory

Xvista is a consulting firm providing various consulting services to individuals, firms, businesses, and other institutions.

How do we work?

Xvista often works as a general contractor. We manage and coordinate multiple service providers, providing structure, discipline and cost control. We work to a service management model as below with Xvista at the center managing and coordinating a network of providers toward integrated service and product delivery.

International business is complex, which often means layered solutions in multiple countries, dealing with legal and regulatory frameworks in multiple jurisdictions. Hence, we select and work with specialists in the particular area and jurisdiction as required.

Xvista works with a network of advisors and specialists ensuring a coordinated approach to solution delivery.

For example, when providing multi-jurisdictional consulting services involving legal or tax matters, we do so by working with a team of lawyers, tax and other specialists, each of which is specialised in a particular area and jurisdiction, integrating their services and advice. The oversight ensures that dependencies and interdependencies are recognised and dealt with.

An issue with multi-jurisdictional project work is that legal and tax professionals tend to have expertise in one particular area and jurisdiction. Advice while correct in one jurisdiction can negatively impact the result in another jurisdiction. These “cross-over” impacts are the sorts of inter-dependencies we identify and manage.

Benefits

• Managed service delivery
• Independent oversight
• Management of interdependencies
• Cost control
• Placement of specific service providers for specific tasks
• Getting the result you actually want

Effective management, negotiation, coordination and cost control are special skills. Large, multinational corporations solve the challenge by using large consulting companies (Accenture, PwC, Deloitte, etc.) to manage delivery. Xvista adds value in providing those capabilities on a smaller, more discrete scale with focus.