Find out in around 8 minutes where your programme actually stands, an honest self-assessment across people, delivery and data, with an instant health score, RAG status, and a report you can take straight into a steering committee.
About this check: a self-assessment against 16 questions across six areas: people, scope & delivery planning, risk & reporting, go-live & hypercare, technology, and data. Five questions, marked Critical, carry extra weight because a serious problem in any one of them tends to affect the whole programme. It reflects the answers given at the time of completion, not an independent audit.
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Why programmes report green when they are not: Ten Reasons It Looked Green (opens in a new tab, so your result stays here).
This tool gives a high-level indicator based on self-assessment. It isn't a substitute for a full programme assurance review. If your result is raising uncomfortable questions, I can provide an independent view of the evidence behind the score and what needs attention first.
Also free: the ERP & CRM Readiness Check if that's the system in question, the Payback Checker if you need the numbers for a business case, or the full set of tools.
A free self-assessment for sponsors, SROs and programme managers. Sixteen questions across six areas: people; scope, schedule and budget; risk, reporting and benefits; go-live and hypercare; technology; and data.
Each answer is rated Green, Amber or Red. Five questions carry extra weight because a serious problem in any one of them tends to affect the whole programme: sponsor engagement, scope definition, reporting integrity, data quality and data migration.
The result is a health score and one of four statuses. Green means healthy. Amber means stress in a number of areas. Red means distressed. Black means stopped: delivery to the current plan is no longer realistic, and the programme should stop and reassess before further spend. Black is a governance decision, not a delivery risk.
It takes around eight minutes, runs entirely in your browser and stores nothing. The report can be saved as a PDF for a steering committee or board.