Shared Services Migration
Consolidate transactional work into a shared services center.
When 3+ business units run duplicate back-office processes.
Translate analysis into implementation steps.
Each playbook is a step-by-step implementation guide. It tells you when to use it, what you need, what it produces, and the risks to manage.
Workstreams generated from the selected scenario's design choices. Each row is editable once the scenario backend lands; today this is the recommended structure.
| Workstream | Action | Owner | Timeline | Priority | Dependency | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Governance | Re-tier governance — light-touch for low-risk pods, tight for high-risk | Alex Morgan | Wk 1-4 | P1 | — | Not started |
| Capability | Stand up two GTM pods (Customer Acquisition, Order & Fulfillment) as proof points | Priya Shah | Wk 2-8 | P1 | Governance re-tier | Not started |
| Roles | Clarify decision rights for pricing, segmentation, campaign prioritization | Marcus Lee | Wk 3-6 | P1 | — | Not started |
| Shared Services | Move repeatable GTM reporting into shared services or automation | Hana Suzuki | Wk 6-12 | P2 | Capability pods live | Not started |
| AI | Pilot AI scoring on lead qualification — 1 pod, 1 quarter | Marcus Lee | Wk 4-12 | P2 | — | Not started |
| Change | Move 12% of FTEs into a redeployment pool funded by AI Augmentation lift | James O'Reilly | Wk 8-16 | P2 | AI pilot results | Not started |
| KPIs | Define top-of-funnel + cycle-time scorecards reviewed weekly at GTM forum | Alex Morgan | Wk 2-4 | P3 | — | Not started |