"Starting a business is easy, sustaining a business is difficult." - Chinese proverb

Every day we ask ourselves: how can we make our clients' businesses more successful?

Successful businesses think differently. Therefore we begin with changing how our clients think:

  • Survival → Growth
  • Fears → Opportunities
  • Tactics → Strategy
  • Operations → Systems
  • Tradition → Innovation
  • Expenses → Investments
  • Staffing → Culture
  • Competition → Partnerships

"Whether you think you can, or you think you can't - you are right." - Henry Ford

The Nebulex 365 Model represents our business philosophy.

Nebulex 365 Model

3 Core Principles

The 3 core principles drive what we believe in business and defines our approach to advising businesses on their growth strategy.

1
Every business is unique.
No two businesses can be the same. Therefore, the growth strategy for every business has to be customised.
2
Every business has growth potential.
Businesses adapt and survive. Growth potential is about leading the market changes and not just responding to it.
3
Every assumption should be challenged.
There is no right answer in business. Being growth-oriented means constantly finding a better answer.

6 Business Pillars

The 6 business pillars form the fundamental framework for our approach in solving business challenges. As these 6 pillars are inter-dependent, we always adopt a holistic perspective so that our solutions are realistic.

  • Product
  • Process
  • People
  • Presence
  • Plant
  • Performance

Product

How you fulfil a market demand.

Process

How you design your business operations.

People

How you manage the people in your business.

Presence

How you reach out to your audience.

Plant

How you set up your business infrastructure.

Performance

How you ensure your business performance.

5 Project Phases

The 5 project phases define our working methodology in solving our clients' business challenges. This methodology ensures we deliver real value every time.

1. Investigation
2. Strategisation
3. Preparation
4. Implementation
5. Evaluation
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