Diagnostic

Decision Diagnostic, fixed scope

A short fixed scope. We name what costs money or blocks the work, and the first action to take.

Who it is for

• Directors, technical managers and GIS leads.
• Local authorities, network operators, planners and renewable developers.
• Engineering firms and contractors.
• France, Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg.

The problem

Most of the time, the datasets already exist. We use them to state what to do, where, in which order, and which action unblocks the rest.

Deliverables

• What costs money or blocks the work, stated plainly.
• A map or a table of priorities.
• Recommended actions, with the effort and the risk.
• A handover to the people who decide.
• The rules and the data, handed back and reusable.

Sequence

1. 01Name the decision (where to build, what to renew, where to survey first, which deliverable to accept) and the data already available.
2. 02Read that data and name what costs or blocks you.
3. 03Hand back the finding and the first action, with a trail.

Duration

Short fixed scope: one closed perimeter, one handover.

Terms

• Confidential. A non-disclosure agreement is possible.
• Open tools. No dependency on a licence or a vendor.
• Rules and data stay with you.

Outside this scope

• Field surveys.
• Heavy software development.

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