Transformation route
From a list of IT initiatives to an executable transformation programme
Connect the future-state ambition, management decisions, processes, data, system architecture, project economics and implementation sequence.
01 / Goals02 / Data03 / Model04 / Execution
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The target model, data and systems map, initiative portfolio and roadmap form one manageable framework.
Recognisable gaps
01
IT projects are not tied to management priorities.
02
Initiatives lack shared architecture and sequencing.
03
Outcomes and acceptance criteria are defined after launch.
04
Data, processes and accountability are described in different languages.
A route from assessment
to verification
Assess the management situation
Define the decision target model
Map processes, data and systems
Build the initiative portfolio and roadmap
Govern architecture and verify change
Relevant AI Kantorovich modules
Change must have a source, an owner and a method of verification.
Specific metrics, timing, configuration and architecture are set after assessment and agreement on the baseline.
Questions before starting
Should a product be selected immediately?+
No. First define the management situation, target model and system boundaries.
Can timing be stated upfront?+
Sequence and timing depend on the current landscape, data quality and integration scope.
How is the result verified?+
The criterion, data source and verification rule are agreed before implementation.
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The exact route, products and integrations are defined after assessment.
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