The question is not the cost of decision infrastructure. It is the cost of its absence - dispersed capital, underperforming initiatives kept alive, and arbitrations restarted every quarter.
Before looking at pricing, it helps to compare what missing decision-governance produces in practice - and what a structured infrastructure makes possible.
Indicative pricing before tax. Final configuration depends on scope (segments, entities, users) and governance cadence. Contact us for a tailored quote.
Quote only. Displaying fixed pricing for an executive-governance system would be misleading - the scope varies too much. What does not vary is the investment logic. The executive brief identifies the appropriate configuration.
Because the scope of a governance deployment varies significantly: number of segments, business units, users, and governance cycles. A fixed price would be either under-calibrated for complex organizations or over-calibrated for a narrower scope. The executive brief identifies the right configuration before pricing.
Three main factors: (1) scope - the number of initiatives arbitrated, cost centers mapped, and entities involved; (2) cadence - the frequency of governance cycles and the number of users in the loop; and (3) the level of support - autonomous rollout, supervised rollout, or rollout with internal-team training.
Yes. Offer 01 is designed to create immediate value on one specific decision while allowing you to assess the system before a full deployment. It can become Phase 01 of a broader rollout that builds progressively.
Certification is primarily aimed at professionals who deploy the system for clients: strategy advisors, CFO advisors, and independent practitioners. For internal teams that want to build autonomous governance capability, Offer 02 includes cadence training - that is the appropriate format.
Offer 02 includes installation of the governance cadence, which means internal teams are trained to maintain the system. Post-deployment follow-up can be configured depending on organizational complexity. Terms are defined during the brief.