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A transformation roadmap that survives year one

Roadmaps fail when they sequence by ambition instead of dependency. A structure that keeps momentum after the first quarter.

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Coretegra Editorial · Technology practice 6 min read

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Transformation programmes usually have a strong first quarter and a weak second one. The pattern is consistent: the early wins were the items with no dependencies, and everything left needs data, integration or process change that nobody owns.

Sequence by dependency

  • Identify the shared foundations — identity, master data, integration — and fund them first
  • Attach a named business owner to every initiative, not just a technical lead
  • Publish a measurement baseline before the first release
  • Review the roadmap quarterly and let items die when they should

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