SERVICES

Practical systems you can run weekly

Architecture, operating models, and delivery enablement—built to make execution consistent and scale without chaos.

For teams who need systems that hold—without adding bureaucracy.

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SERVICES

Practical systems that hold at scale

Enterprise Architecture

Blueprints that turn complexity into a runnable system—principles, domains, and decision guardrails.

For

Leaders navigating complexity, dependencies, and long-term platform decisions.

Outcomes
  • A target architecture and decision guardrails your teams can follow.
  • A roadmap that sequences change without breaking delivery.

Operating Model

Roles, rituals, and governance that make strategy executable—without adding bureaucracy.

For

Teams with strategy but inconsistent execution and unclear ownership.

Outcomes
  • Clear roles, decision rights, and a governance cadence that isn’t bureaucracy.
  • A weekly operating rhythm tied to priorities and metrics.

Delivery Enablement

Lean execution systems: templates, QA, and repeatable workflows across teams.

For

Teams shipping work, but quality and repeatability aren’t stable yet.

Outcomes
  • Templates, standards, and QA checkpoints that reduce rework.
  • A delivery workflow teams can repeat across projects.
ENGAGEMENT

Engagement options

Strategy Sprint

2–4 weeks

Clarify the system: outcomes, constraints, decision guardrails.

  • Current-state map + priority decisions
  • 90-day execution plan

Build & Launch

6–12+ weeks

Design + implement the minimum model that holds at scale.

  • Operating cadence + templates
  • Team-ready handoff documentation

Ongoing Partner

3–12 months

Run the cadence with you—stabilize, harden, and scale.

  • Execution rhythm + continuous improvement
  • Metrics + governance that sticks
DETAILS

What’s included

Enterprise Architecture

Outcomes
  • A shared blueprint of domains, interfaces, and dependencies.
  • Decision guardrails that prevent accidental divergence.
  • A pragmatic roadmap aligned to delivery constraints.
Typical deliverables
  • Principles + standards (what “good” looks like)
  • Domain map + capability model
  • Target architecture + transition states
  • Integration/data contracts (as needed)
  • 90-day architecture roadmap + decision log
Common triggers
  • “Every team is building their own version of the truth.”
  • “Architecture exists, but delivery keeps working around it.”

Operating Model

Outcomes
  • Clear accountability: who decides, who owns, who executes.
  • Governance that enables speed instead of adding friction.
  • A cadence of planning, review, and measurement that teams keep using.
Typical deliverables
  • Operating model map (teams, roles, decision rights)
  • Rituals + governance calendar (weekly/monthly)
  • Intake + prioritisation workflow
  • KPI/OKR reporting rhythm + templates
  • Working agreements + escalation paths
Common triggers
  • “We’re busy, but progress isn’t visible.”
  • “Decisions keep looping or landing too late.”

Delivery Enablement

Outcomes
  • Repeatable delivery workflows across teams.
  • Quality gates that reduce rework and late surprises.
  • Templates and playbooks that make execution consistent.
Typical deliverables
  • Definition of Ready / Definition of Done
  • QA checklists + release gates
  • Delivery templates (brief, plan, review, retro)
  • Workflow improvements (handoffs, throughput, WIP)
  • Enablement playbook + onboarding pack
Common triggers
  • “We ship, but it’s fragile and hard to repeat.”
  • “Quality is dependent on a few people.”
FAQ

Common questions

What’s the first step?

Share your context, constraints, and timeline. We’ll propose a focused path forward and confirm fit before starting.

Do you only deliver documents?

No. We produce practical deliverables, then support implementation so teams can adopt the operating system in real work.

How do you avoid bureaucracy?

We design governance to fit real constraints—time, budget, and capacity—so it enables speed instead of adding friction.

Can you work with our existing tools and processes?

Yes. Most work starts with what’s already in place—then we simplify and standardise where it matters.

What do you need from us to start?

A clear point of contact, access to the people closest to the work, and a realistic view of constraints and timelines.

Do you share client names or logos?

Not without permission. We keep client identifiers confidential unless you explicitly approve sharing.

NEXT STEP

Let’s make the work executable

Share your context, constraints, and timeline—then we’ll propose a focused path forward.

  • We’ll reply with 2–3 times to talk.
  • If it’s a fit, we’ll recommend a focused engagement option.
  • You’ll get a clear scope, timeline, and next steps.
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