Closer look · CAD $750 · 2-hour session
Data & Information Architecture Review
One focused on-site or working session watching how information actually moves through a specific workflow in your business — where it stalls, gets re-entered, or gets lost. You leave with a concrete, scoped pilot recommendation.
What actually happens
I sit with whoever owns the workflow — your estimator, your coordinator, your office manager — and watch how information moves. Where does a number get typed twice? Where does a document wait in someone's inbox for two days? Where does project knowledge live only in one person's head?
Most businesses are surprised by what turns up. The bottleneck is rarely where the owner thinks it is.
You leave with
- A map of how information actually flows through the workflow we examined
- The specific stall points, re-entry points, and knowledge risks, named
- A concrete, scoped pilot recommendation — bounded, costed, with success criteria
What this is not
Not a technical audit
I'm not poking your servers or reviewing your security. I'm watching how work moves.
Not implementation
Nothing gets built in this session. The output is the pilot plan, not the pilot.
Not open-ended
Bounded to what we can observe in the session. If more is needed, that becomes a scoped next step.
The excavation company that stopped losing bids to the clock.
An excavation company's proposals were taking days — long enough that prospects had often moved on. The workflow review identified the proposal process as the highest-leverage point. After implementation, turnaround dropped to roughly 90 minutes, with no new headcount and no quality sacrifice.
See how your information actually moves.
One two-hour session. A concrete, scoped pilot recommendation at the end. CAD $750.
Or call 250-258-4465 — you get me, not a menu.