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The Selfprompted Review
A collaborative introductory snapshot of where your organization actually stands with new technology, through our human behavior lens.
Collaboration
Every engagement is built for the leadership, organization, or individuals participating in it. Scope, pace and depth are shaped with your team, and speaking or training can sit inside any of the three below or stand on its own.
Below you will find a snapshot of how we can engage at an organizational level. To learn more about speaking and training, click here.
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Common ways to collaborate
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The Adoption Mirage Diagnostic
The comprehensive exploration with strategic path forward.
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Return Architecture
A partnership through the change.
A collaborative introductory snapshot of where your organization actually stands with new technology, through our human behavior lens.
Intention
A structured look at your technology adoption through a behavior lens
- Where people actually are in the loop
- Whether your usage dashboards match what people actually do
- What needs to change first, and how to pace it without stalling delivery
Example organizational circumstances:
You are here
Usage dashboards and completion rates, with no honest read on whether it is working
What you leave with
A detailed readout on where your organization actually stands, what to change first, and how to pace it. Plus strategic direction for existing contracts.
Additional/adjacent deliverables open for discussion
The comprehensive exploration with strategic path forward.
Intention
A listening architecture built for nuanced responsiveness.
- The people who started with AI and stopped, heard first
- Everyday cues gathered across teams and levels: the signals people volunteer when nobody is measuring
- Each condition for change mapped across levels and functions, including where the same stall gets explained three different ways
- A shared language for what is actually happening
Example organizational circumstances:
You are here
Competing explanations for the same stall, and no shared language for what is happening
What you leave with
A tailored redesign of the conditions for change, prioritizing sustained investment and grounded in your people's lived experiences.
Additional/adjacent deliverables open for discussion
A partnership through the change.
Intention
The diagnostic's redesign, implemented in partnership
- Work designed so people's learning time survives the delivery schedule
- Leaders seen learning alongside their people, not only sponsoring it
- Learning owned by named people and written into strategy, never assumed
- The distance between agreeing to a redesign and living it, closed with new defaults that hold after we are gone
Example organizational circumstances:
You are here
A redesign your team believes in, and the distance between agreeing and doing
What you leave with
New defaults in daily practice: the ways of working your team agreed to keep, checked 90 days after the engagement closes. Ninety days shows whether a change survived real schedules and real pressure, not only the launch.
Additional/adjacent deliverables open for discussion