Engagement 01
Assessment and decision roadmap
Clarify whether, where, and how to proceed before committing to implementation.
Best fit when
Use when the problem, target state, priorities, dependencies, or readiness are not yet sufficiently defined for an accountable investment decision.
Before work begins
- An executive sponsor and named decision owners
- Access to workflow, platform, data, security, and operations subject-matter experts
- Available architecture, policy, process, and performance evidence
SnapAI is responsible for
- Facilitate discovery and frame the decision to be made
- Assess current-state architecture, data, delivery, and governance constraints
- Develop options, trade-offs, sequencing, and explicit no-go conditions
The client remains responsible for
- Provide access to people, systems evidence, and existing decisions
- Validate the current-state findings and operational realities
- Set priorities, risk tolerance, investment boundaries, and final direction
Working evidence and artifacts
- Current-state and dependency map
- Opportunity, constraint, and risk register
- Architecture options and sequenced decision roadmap
Decision points
Confirm the problem boundary, choose or reject an option, and authorize only the next justified step.
Handoff or closure
Editable findings, decision records, and named actions are transferred in a working session. Closure does not imply an implementation commitment.