Build the Roadmap · Vision

Operational Procedure (SOP)

Landscape digital Operations Roadmap on a tablet connecting the customer requirement, decision owner, shared record and next action.

Map one operating domain and define how its records, workflows and responsibilities should work together.

From $3,500 · one operating domain

Four 45-minute live sessions · two-week turnaround · two revisions

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The offer

What’s delivered

The outcome

A practical operating design and a sequenced installation plan.

  • Current-state assessment and workflow map
  • Proposed operating model, record architecture and authority map
  • Phased implementation roadmap with owners and dependencies
Scope and working together

Format
Four 45-minute live sessions · two-week turnaround · two revisions

Turnaround starts at kickoff once required inputs are received. Sessions are scheduled within that period. Client delays pause the schedule. Each revision is one consolidated feedback round within the agreed scope. The roadmap engagement covers planning. Subsequent implementation is separately scoped.

Not included
Campaign execution, system installation, product development and ongoing management.

Before we start
Current tools, example records, workflows, responsibilities and operating constraints.

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Install the operating system

Your next step

Share your context. Anthony will respond within two business days to confirm fit and the appropriate scope.

The written agreement defines deliverables, responsibilities, acceptance criteria, schedule, payment milestones and any approved specialist costs.

Delivered digitally

All deliverables are provided digitally. Notion is the preferred format for shared working records. Your final delivery format is confirmed at scope definition.

Make the handoff clear before changing the system

Landscape digital Operations Roadmap on a tablet connecting the customer requirement, decision owner, shared record and next action.
Illustrative example · Call Me Anthony

This illustrative operating plan connects a customer requirement to its owner, working record and next action.

  • Customer requirement: Outdoor-ready portable light.
  • Decision owner: Product lead.
  • Working record: Shared requirements and decision log.
  • Next action: Confirm the outdoor-use test plan.

Open handoff: Assign the test owner before scheduling validation.

Still unsure? Explore offers to see which fits your next decision best.

Choose the question you need answered. You can start with one engagement; these are not mandatory steps in a package.

Start with the decision you need now. A focused review does not commit you to a roadmap, build or retainer.

An Operations Roadmap defines the workflows and responsibilities. A Business OS Build installs the agreed system. Product Office provides ongoing leadership; the scope distinguishes advice from hands-on ownership.

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Payment schedule

Payments matched to this engagement.

50% of the agreed roadmap fee at kickoff; 50% after the roadmap review, before final handoff.

  1. 0150%

    Kickoff

    Due before the first session and roadmap work begins.

  2. 0250%

    Roadmap review complete

    Due after the agreed review, before final handoff.

Percentages apply to the agreed fee for the stated scope. The written agreement confirms acceptance criteria, payment dates and approved expenses. Service and payment terms

The roadmap arc

Know what comes next.

A roadmap connects the outcome you want to the work, decisions and responsibilities needed to get there.

01

Establish the goals

Identify the product, operating domain or market decision.

02

Choose the priorities

Agree what matters first, what depends on it and what needs more evidence.

03

Get a workable asset

Receive the agreed outcome with owners, dependencies and review points.