Decide what is common and what can vary
We assess the platform with central and local teams, then define the shared core, extension points and rules for local requirements. Architecture and governance have to support the same decisions.
We direct the work needed to make that model usable and test it through the agreed rollouts. Each deployment informs the next: configuration, integration, readiness and support become part of a repeatable launch process.
A platform and a deployment model
The programme leaves a common foundation and a rollout method the organisation can reuse. Local needs have an explicit place, reducing the pressure to create a separate platform for every market.
Questions
- Does every market get the same platform?
- Every market shares a common core. We define the shared core, extension points and rules for local requirements, so local needs have an explicit place without a separate platform for every market.
- How is the model tested?
- Through the agreed rollouts. Each deployment informs the next: configuration, integration, readiness and support become part of a repeatable launch process.
- What remains when the programme ends?
- A common foundation and a rollout method the organisation can reuse. Local needs have an explicit place, reducing the pressure to create a separate platform for every market.