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Share the business challenge, the systems involved and what you want to achieve. A clear starting point makes the next discussion more useful.

Planning a project or exploring a solution? Bring the context; you do not need to have every answer yet.

Project context becomes a useful business conversationA business need becomes project context for a useful discussion and an agreed next step. The drawing does not imply an already-configured submission channel. The diagram uses proportionate centered symbols without visible labels; amber illustrates a conceptual flow.need context discussion direction

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Before we talk

Bring the context. We’ll start there.

Three useful inputs help connect the business challenge with a practical next step.

01 / 03 The goal

What needs to change?

Start with the business objective or challenge. Explain what is getting in the way and what a successful outcome would make possible for the people involved.

  • The problem to solve
  • The people affected
  • What success looks like
A clear objective connects the current state with a desired outcomeA gap analysis compares the current state with a desired business objective. Success criteria make the intended outcome testable. The diagram uses proportionate centered symbols without visible labels; amber illustrates a conceptual flow.current objective gap criteria

02 / 03 The environment

What is already connected?

Describe the systems, platforms and teams involved. Existing infrastructure, licensing and security requirements can shape the options available and the work needed to get there.

  • Current platforms and devices
  • Dependencies and integrations
  • Access or security constraints
Sites, applications, identity and data shape the project environmentSites, applications, identity and business data are separate parts of the existing estate. Shared integration connects them while identity remains a control concern. The diagram uses proportionate centered symbols without visible labels; amber illustrates a conceptual flow.sites applications identity data

03 / 03 The timing

What should the plan account for?

Share the expected timing, decision process and known constraints. Making assumptions visible helps define a useful next conversation.

  • Target timeline
  • Change windows and dependencies
  • Stakeholders and decisions ahead
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Milestones and operating constraints inform a realistic project timelineReadiness, the change window, deployment and review are ordered milestones. Their spacing is conceptual and does not promise a fixed project duration. The diagram uses proportionate centered symbols without visible labels; amber illustrates a conceptual flow.ready window deploy review