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Managing Director

Andi Narti Amri

Runs how RegenByte delivers: that engagements are resourced properly, that timelines are realistic when they are quoted, and that what was agreed is what arrives.

Andi Narti Amri, Managing Director of RegenByte.
Role
Managing Director

About Andi Narti Amri

Andi Narti Amri is Managing Director of RegenByte and is accountable for the operational side of every engagement. Where the technical direction decides what gets built, this role governs how it actually gets delivered: how work is resourced, how timelines are set, and whether what was agreed is what arrives.

That makes this the point of contact once a project is underway, and the person who raises a slipped date early, while there is still room to do something about it, rather than late when the only thing left to offer is an apology.

The same standard applies before a project starts. An estimate given without a scope is a guess presented as a commitment, so the operational answer is to establish what the work actually involves before anyone commits to a date.

Accountability

What Andi is responsible for.

  • Delivery

    Accountable for how engagements are resourced and scheduled, and for the timeline a client is quoted being one the team can actually meet.

  • Client communication

    The point of contact while a project is running, including raising a slipped date early rather than reporting it after the fact.

  • Operational standards

    Owns the working practices that keep delivery consistent between projects rather than dependent on who happens to be staffed on them.

Areas of work

What this covers.

Areas of work, not self-assessed proficiency. If you need depth in one of these on a specific project, ask and you will get a straight answer about fit.

  • Delivery and project management
  • Engagement resourcing and scheduling
  • Client relationship management
  • Operations and working practice
  • Scope and timeline governance

Want to speak to Andi?

Tell us what you are trying to build or protect, and you will get a straight technical read before anyone talks about scope.