Case Studies
Apologies, but we do not publish case studies here. We are all familiar with innovation theatre—where companies put on a show of progress without real results. The same happens with case study theatre—carefully curated success stories that not only make things look far more impressive than they really are but also allow consultants to take more credit than they deserve. It is too easy to make things up and ignore who and what truly made an impact.
Enron, once hailed by McKinsey as an innovative marvel, was later exposed as one of the biggest corporate frauds in history. Even after its collapse, some consultants still referenced it as a success story. Meanwhile, the failed £10 billion NHS digital transformation project—one of the most expensive IT disasters in history—was later repackaged by the same consulting firms as a “lesson” in why organizations need their expertise. No matter the outcome, the consultant always manages to spin it. So how can you trust case studies?
Our Approach
Rather than presenting flashy PDFs filled with curated success stories, we take a different approach. If you want to understand how we operate, we connect you directly with past clients. You can ask them anything—without us in the room. No selective storytelling—just an open and honest conversation about what it is really like to work with us.
We understand that, in some cases, you need proof to convince internal stakeholders. And while we are not in the business of case study theater, we might just bend the rules—if that is what it takes to help you cut through internal red tape.
You deserve clarity, not case study theater. That is why we do things differently—no inflated claims, no exaggerated success stories, just real work that speaks for itself.
“When it comes to managing innovation, I cannot recommend Elijah enough. I am a firm believer in measuring innovation as it leads to faster, more cost-effective, meaningful and profitable outcomes. For any organisation that wants to gain a competitive advantage through innovation know that Elijah is a pioneer in the Innovation Accounting space.“
Zach Varnier, Commonwealth Bank Australia
