Know what you actually have before deciding what to buy.

Who this is for

Government bodies and enterprises about to commit budget to a digital programme, and organisations partway into one that is not going well.

The problem

Transformation budgets are usually spent in the wrong order. A platform is bought before anyone has mapped what the organisation does, what data it holds, or which systems already overlap. The assessment costs a fraction of the programme and routinely changes what the programme should be.

What we do

  • Digital maturity assessment: an honest position, not a scorecard
  • Transformation roadmap with a defensible sequence and dependencies
  • Enterprise architecture: what talks to what, what owns which data, what gets retired
  • PMO design, governance structures and executive reporting
  • Requirements documentation (BRD and SRS) for work you will tender
  • Vendor-neutral technical evaluation and specification review

The platform behind it

Advisory only. We will tell you where our own platforms fit and where they do not; where a tender follows, we can write the specification or bid it, not both.

How an engagement runs

Three to eight weeks. Document review, system inventory, stakeholder workshops across directorates, then a written assessment with a costed and sequenced roadmap.

What you get

An assessment report, a system and data map, a sequenced roadmap, and requirements documentation you can tender from.

Frequently asked questions

A written assessment of your current position, a system and data map, a sequenced roadmap with dependencies, and requirements documentation you can tender from.

No. Where a tender follows an assessment we have written, we do one or the other, not both.

Three to eight weeks, depending on how many directorates or departments are in scope.

Ready to talk about the programme?

One conversation is usually enough to tell you what the engagement actually involves, which parts you need, and which parts you do not.

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