Owner group · Four editions
A focused owner workshop that turns one business concern into a preliminary Opportunity Case.
The situation
You have a specific concern and want a practical method to examine its value, feasibility and next step alongside other owners.
Consider another route when: Your team needs company-wide alignment, several priorities need investigation, or you expect a completed system.
Choose the business concern that matters now. Every edition develops a preliminary Opportunity Case.
Examine administration, handovers and information preparation. Find where process change or AI assistance could release useful capacity.
Examine rework, estimating, cost leakage and delivery friction before choosing a technology response.
Examine response consistency, opportunity visibility and follow-up. Identify the process improvements worth testing.
Organise approved context, expose information gaps and compare options while keeping the consequential decision with the owner.
Something useful to take forward
A baseline, chosen use case, preliminary value range, information needs, risks and a controlled pilot plan.
Illustrative structure — not a client result or guaranteed outcome.
Use bounded pre-work to describe the process, establish a baseline and choose a meaningful measure.
Explore use cases and test assumptions about effort, value, information readiness and risk.
Develop a preliminary Opportunity Case with responsibilities, review points and a controlled pilot plan.
Complete a short pre-work template: your chosen concern, non-sensitive baseline figures and process facts. Ranges, sanitised information and fictional examples are welcome.
Start with a baseline and a preliminary ROI range, including implementation cost, ongoing review effort and confidence. This is an estimate to test, not a promised return.
Time and capacity, margin and cost, revenue and conversion, risk and quality are areas to investigate. They are not promised results.
A short template with process facts, non-sensitive figures or ranges, and the concern you want to examine. No unrestricted business information pack.
No. They are peer workshops focused on different business concerns, using one repeatable method.
No. Use ranges, sanitised facts or the supplied fictional case. More detailed private evidence requires a separately scoped engagement.
No. The output is a preliminary Opportunity Case and controlled pilot plan. Implementation is separate.
This is a scoped service outline. Contact NAVE directly to discuss fit.
