Sika


Project support / Replacement of internal applications
Digitalization with Structure: How Our Project Management Drove Sika Forward
Impact
Project stability ensured – risks were identified and mitigated successfully through targeted actions
Budget and timeline protected – deviations were detected early and minimized through proactive measures
Decision-making confidence established – a transparent overview enabled well-informed and efficient decisions at any time
What did we do?
Sika, a globally leading provider of specialty chemicals for construction and industrial applications, engaged diselva to manage the project for replacing two globally deployed quality assurance applications.
Our contributions to the project:
- Definition of functional requirements – complete specification as the basis for implementation
- Establishment of transparent reporting – providing all stakeholders with real-time oversight
- Ensuring comprehensive project documentation – clear traceability and structure
- Early and continuous involvement of end users and stakeholders – increased acceptance and sustainable impact of the new solution
- Leadership of steering meetings – structured decision-making at management level
Why diselva?
In the Sika project, aligning different working methods and interests while maintaining transparency and stability was crucial. diselva excelled in this area thanks to their experience, flexibility, and clear communication.
Extensive experience in classic and agile project management – adapting flexibly rather than applying rigid methodology
Bridge between client and implementation partner – connecting agile ways of working with a traditionally organized environment
Transparency, solution orientation, and calmness – valued by clients, especially during challenging phases
Access to expert knowledge – involving experienced developers and architects to enable well-informed decisions
More than body leasing – genuine project leadership with responsibility and sustainable solutions
Key Takeaways
Flexibility is key – project management must adapt to the situation, culture, and method mix
Early risk detection & open communication – central levers to address issues in time and avoid escalations
Involvement of relevant stakeholders – especially end users, increasing acceptance and ensuring long-term solution quality
Technical know-how in project management – access to expert knowledge strengthens decisions and makes solutions practical
«With minimal onboarding, diselva quickly became an asset to the company by offering its expertise and making a significant contribution to internal support.»

Stefan Obst
Team Head CRM & Applications, Sika
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Chelsea Alther
Project Manager & Partner












