You are about to implement or replace an ERP
The diagnostic says whether the company can absorb it today, and what it must settle first so the project does not stall halfway through.
Maturity diagnostic
Before investing in an ERP, data or AI, find out which stage you are at.
Fifteen minutes of questions about how your company works today, scored against the operating model of Ross, Weill and Robertson, the same one large enterprise architecture practices use.
Free: the stage, the profile and the verdict. The full report, with prerequisites and return worked out from your own numbers, USD 99.
Who it is for
You are about to build a data platform or dashboards
Dashboards over data nobody agrees on produce meetings about the numbers, not decisions.
You are about to put AI into a process
A model over a process that is not standardised automates the disorder and makes it faster.
What you get
A reasoned verdict
The stage your company is at, said plainly, with what in your own answers puts it there.
A reading per dimension
Six dimensions, each with its own evidence: processes, data, systems, governance, people and operations.
Prerequisites with effort
What has to be settled before investing, and roughly what each one costs in time.
Return in three scenarios
Conservative, expected and optimistic, from the figures you entered, with the arithmetic on show.
A 90-day roadmap
What to do first, what second, and what can wait, so the next quarter has a plan.
Stated assumptions
Everything the report assumes is written down, so you can challenge it and re-run the evaluation.
The stage and the profile are free. The full report, eight pages as a PDF, is a single payment of USD 99, with a full refund within fourteen days.
Start with the evaluation
Twenty-four questions, fifteen minutes, no account needed. You see the stage and the profile on screen before deciding whether the full report is worth it to you.
The evaluation itself is in Spanish for now; the report can be issued in English on request.