Operating architecture
Define responsibilities, decision rules, service standards, approvals and escalation paths.
02 / Infrastructure Build
Design and implement decisions, ownership, workflows, controls and supporting systems. The operating model comes first. Technology supports it.

Diagnosis → Infrastructure → Ongoing partnership
Separate scopes. A coordinated operating model.
Investment / Department Infrastructure Builds
$5,000–$7,000 per standard department. Larger or more complex builds are quoted separately. Milestone billing, deliverables, timeline and acceptance criteria are defined in the approved department scope.
View investment and scope ↗How the work takes shape
We map how work really happens, establish decision rights and service standards, design cross-department handoffs, and build the connected systems that support them. Sometimes that means custom software. Sometimes it means getting more value from the tools you already use.
Define responsibilities, decision rules, service standards, approvals and escalation paths.
Implement the workflows, information structure, controls and integrations that support the approved model.
Test the agreed workflows with your team, document responsibilities and support the transition to use.
What the engagement provides
The build translates the approved design into systems your team can use. Deliverables, testing and adoption responsibilities are defined in the engagement.
Defined ownership, workflow handoffs, controls and decision rules.
Existing tools connected or configured, with custom technology only where a defined problem warrants it.
Agreed validation, operating documentation and team adoption support.
Start with a conversation about where your company is relying on memory, delayed approvals, scattered tools or recurring escalation. If there is a fit, we begin with an operational diagnosis.
Discuss an operational diagnosis ↗Or email Sonia ↗