…you're not sure your project is still on track
We read your quotes, talk to your suppliers and, within one to two weeks, give you an honest answer: carry on, adjust course, or stop. No sales pitch afterwards.
How a second opinion worksIs your project stuck because suppliers work alongside each other instead of together, or because decisions keep dragging on? Then we take charge. We bring every party back into line and make sure the project moves forward again.
Independent of software vendors. Always on your side of the table.
No packages and no billing by the hour. We first look at where it pinches, then agree on what we'll do to fix it. Always in plain language.
We read your quotes, talk to your suppliers and, within one to two weeks, give you an honest answer: carry on, adjust course, or stop. No sales pitch afterwards.
How a second opinion worksTogether we put on paper what needs to happen, in what order, and what it costs. We build a plan your team understands, your suppliers respect and the bank approves.
How we build a planWe take the wheel. We make sure there is one point of contact, one schedule and one report. We only leave once it runs and your team can handle it themselves.
What our programmes look likeThe O in our logo is a ring under construction. It stands for how we work: in small, clear steps instead of one master plan that nobody understands any more.
We talk to your team, your suppliers and, where possible, your customers. We read everything: emails, invoices, the Excel files everyone is afraid to touch. No judgement, just understanding. If you don't recognise our summary, we haven't listened properly.
We deliver one single-page report that explains what works, what doesn't, and which three steps would pay off most right now. No slides, no dashboards, no buzzword bingo. If nothing in it surprises you, we'll tell you that you don't need us.
The conversation I dread the most and believe in the most.
JanWe manage your suppliers, keep an eye on scope and budget, and send a report every Friday that your mum would understand too. Honest about what is and isn't working. If the delivery date slips by a month every month, we're not doing our job.
I write the Friday report myself. If I can't explain it in two paragraphs, I don't understand it yet.
WalterWe only leave once your people run it themselves. Including documentation that is actually correct, and an honest evaluation, of ourselves too. If your team can't do it alone, we left too early.
Combined experience of Jan and Walter in CxO and PMO roles, in large and small organisations.
Total budget of the projects we have helped steer in recent years, from a few tens of thousands to multi-million euros.
How many people typically work on a project. Enough expertise, small enough to stay agile.
Make IT So has existed since 2015. Jan and Walter are still at the table themselves.






Industrial designer SPG Dry Cooling worked in silos with a manual design process. We brought the partners together and guided the move to a central cloudSoftware en opslag die je via internet afneemt in plaats van op eigen servers. platform with parametric design. Three years later, design time has more than halved.
“With Make IT So's guidance, we brought our suppliers and internal teams together around one platform. Designs that used to take 9 months now take 4. And we keep automating further.”
