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Fortlyn Technologies

Use case

Digital Transformation

Programme design and delivery for organisations replacing how they work, not just the software they work in.

Change that survives the first hard quarter

The problem

What we hear consistently

  • Strategy decks that never convert into shipped systems
  • Pilots that succeed in isolation and die on the way to production
  • Change fatigue from programmes that never visibly finish
  • Business cases written before anyone understood the legacy estate

Typical outcomes

production releases per year, minimum
4production releases per year, minimum
of delivery capability internal by year two
70%of delivery capability internal by year two
to first measurable business outcome
100 daysto first measurable business outcome

Figures are drawn from delivered engagements. Yours will differ — we will tell you what is realistic before you commit.

Our approach

How we actually go about it

  1. Sequence by dependency, not by ambition

    We map the estate before committing to an order of work, so the programme does not discover in month nine that step three needed step seven.

  2. Ship something real every quarter

    Each increment goes to production with actual users. Momentum comes from working software, and so does the evidence that the next tranche of funding is justified.

  3. Hand over as you go

    Your engineers work alongside ours from week one. We are trying to make ourselves unnecessary, and we say so in the statement of work.

Evidence

Related customer stories

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