Audit + Implementation Planning
When you already know something has to change and the hard part is turning that into a project someone can actually deliver - with a brief, a sequence and a budget range.
What you receive
The full Business Technology Audit, a written vendor brief, a responsibilities matrix, a sequenced project plan with budget ranges, and one vendor review meeting.
What's included
- Everything in the Business Technology Audit
- A written vendor brief you can send to developers or agencies
- A responsibilities matrix - what you do, what the vendor does, what I do
- A sequenced project plan with milestones and decision points
- Budget ranges for each phase
- One vendor review meeting - I sit in and ask the questions
Scope limits
- One vendor review meeting - ongoing oversight is the Advisory retainer
- No guarantee of vendor selection or pricing
- Implementation itself is separate
How it works
- Audit
The full Business Technology Audit, first.
- Plan
Brief, responsibilities, sequence, budget ranges.
- Vendor review
One meeting with the vendor of your choice, with me in the room.
Questions
Can you run the project after this?
Yes - that's the Technology Advisory retainer, and the plan is written so it hands over cleanly either way.
Worth reading first
All articles- How to Brief a Developer and Get What You Asked For The developer built exactly what you asked for. That is the problem. How to write a brief that makes the assumptions visible before anyone writes code.
- When Your Tools Do Not Talk to Each Other Nobody sets out to build a mess. It arrives one reasonable decision at a time. What the disconnect is really costing, and why integration is the last step rather than the first.
$2,500 - $4,000
Audit + Implementation Planning
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