Programme plannerInteractive demonstration · fictional data
DiscoveryPlanned release

Programme planner

Shape a hypothetical scope in the meeting. Templates are illustrative, not named client commitments.

Inputs

Staged rollout and capacity

Cohorts
4
⌈60 ÷ 15⌉
Concurrent waves
2
⌈60 ÷ 30⌉
Facilitated sessions
16
4 × (1 + 3)
Per facilitator
≈8
⌈16 ÷ 2⌉
Possible support demand
≈12
60 × 20%
Cycle length
90 days
3 × 30

Assumptions only. Academy capacity is finite; support is scoped and commissioned separately. No quote, savings or dates are implied.

Your demonstration brief

Preview
YOUR DEMONSTRATION BRIEF (hypothetical template: Department rollout 60)

Sector: Infrastructure engineering
Business problem: Cross-functional information is missed before committing crews

SCOPE
- Total phased population: 60 (enrolment over time)
- Initial cohort size: 15  → 4 cohorts
- Simultaneous participants: 30 → 2 wave(s)
- Repeat measures after baseline: 3, every 30 days
- Facilitated sessions: 4 × (1 + 3) = 16; ≈8 per facilitator across 2 facilitator(s)
- Support demand assumption: 20% (medium) → ≈12 people may need additional support, scoped and commissioned separately

DECISION VIEWS PROMISED
- Operational leader: weekly attention list and actions [Planned release]
- Strategic sponsor: like-for-like baseline and follow-up [Planned release]
- Commitments register for client and TEG [Planned release]

MEASURES (to be agreed)
- Escalation timing against an agreed scenario rubric
- Cross-functional information-seeking
- Stated decision confidence (context, not correctness)

HOSTING AND ACCESS QUESTIONS
- Who may see team-level results, and what reporting threshold do you choose?
- Where must evidence be hosted, and what retention period applies?
- What happens to data at offboarding?

MATURITY
- Existing foundation: TEGalign workshops, Pulse scenario decisions/confidence/debrief, Insight session reporting concepts
- Planned release: evidence provenance, sponsor views, commitment register, Academy handoff
- Future concept: AI-assisted interpretation, benchmarking, operational feeds

NEXT STEPS
1. Agree one programme, one cohort and the decisions it must inform
2. Configure and accept the baseline scenario set
3. Run baseline; review first evidence together

No prices, savings or implementation dates are implied.