Stage one: quick self-assessment
A short online assessment helps identify your current level across essential readiness dimensions, then provides an initial report and practical recommendations.
Stage two: consultant-led detailed assessment
We use a detailed instrument, interviews, and reviews of processes, data, and technology, then discuss the findings with management.
- Current state and strengths.
- Priority gaps and risks.
- Short- and medium-term improvement steps.
- A clear foundation for a digital roadmap.
What is free and what needs a proposal?
The short self-assessment and first introductory consultation are free. The detailed assessment is scoped through a tailored proposal after the initial discussion.
See an example of your report before you begin
Illustrative example only — these are fictional scores, not a customer result or your assessment. Your private report includes an overall level, six dimensions, strengths, priority gaps and three suggested next steps.
| Dimension | Illustrative score |
|---|---|
| Governance and institutional data | 67% |
| Financial and administrative processes | 50% |
| People, skills, and change readiness | 83% |
| Projects, services, and stakeholder data | 67% |
| Technology infrastructure and data organization | 33% |
| Security, reporting, transparency, and leadership commitment | 50% |
Example next steps
- Inventory devices, systems, and data locations, then establish a testable backup routine.
- Standardize one recurring financial or administrative workflow, including approvals and required data.
- Review access, management indicators, and risk-response responsibilities regularly.
Your actual recommendations depend on your answers. You can read the report online, download a PDF and discuss your priorities in a free 20-minute consultation.
How is delivery scoped?
We start with the problem, users and available data. The proposal defines deliverables, scope boundaries, responsibilities and acceptance criteria. Implementation and review are followed by handover and training within the agreed scope.
Timing, cost and support
Timing and cost depend on users, content or data volume and quality, customization, integrations and training. The schedule is defined after reviewing these inputs; a roadmap horizon is not a project delivery duration. The proposal specifies support channels, hours, duration, maintenance coverage and additional services. Hosting, subscriptions and future changes should only be treated as included when the proposal states them.