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Transformation Office

The consultants leave, the structure stays

Keep what was built, with fewer external days. Method and follow-up live in the system.

A green portfolio, targets lowered twice and a €5m gap that shows three months earlier.

What lives in the system

Structure and method

A project starts with handbook, work packages, standard risks and onboarding pages. A proven structure becomes the blueprint, and the governance calendar follows from reporting cycle and committee dates.

  • Three project packages, ready to use
  • Blueprints carry the structure, never the data
  • Measurement package with definitions per benefit type
Sample data, fictional names
The project carries its handbook, structure and risks from day one.

Reports without manual collation

Progress is recorded where the work happens. Status and board reports come out of the ongoing work, with a look back at the last report.

  • The board report links every initiative to its mandate
  • Status report with RAG status and key figures, approved in the system
  • Export to PowerPoint for the meeting
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The board report comes out of the work, with decision, delivery and evidenced benefit.

Spot stalls early

Early warning signals show where an initiative has stalled before the RAG status changes. My Day sorts open decisions and due measurements in advance.

  • Reminders for due benefit measurements, automatically per cycle
  • Six early warning signals per initiative
  • History per change request, milestone and risk
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My Day: the working day sorted in advance, with waiting time and reason per entry.

AI in daily work

AI does the groundwork

up to 92%
less time on status and board reports
about 17 working days
saved per project lead each year

What stays with people

Judgement, decisions and outside experience. ValueSpoc prepares: the assistant reads, summarises and suggests, and a person confirms. Every decision records what spoke for it and what spoke against it.

Consultants you bring in work from the same state as your team. Their knowledge flows into your structures, and it stays there when the engagement ends.

The decision

Which initiative is stopped, where the business case is too optimistic, which area needs support.

The experience

What worked in other organisations and what did not. People bring that with them.

The facilitation

Mediating between areas and carrying a decision. The system records what was discussed.

An example

A transformation office with twelve initiatives and external support for reporting. In the first week, the initiatives are in the system with targets, owners, budgets and baselines. From the second week, the owners keep their own status up to date, and the board report comes out of that work.

The external days shift from collecting and formatting to the questions that need experience. When the engagement ends, the structure, the history and the decisions stay in house.