How well does your delivery actually run? Eighteen questions across six areas give you a maturity read on your methodology, visibility, risk control, tooling, and where AI fits – plus a personalised report, written against your answers, on where delivery slips and what to fix first.
A maturity level for each of the six areas, from Ad hoc to Optimised, with a traffic-light read on where you stand. The same dimensions our consultants examine when a delivery engagement starts – not a vanity score.
Your answers place you in one of seven delivery patterns – from At Risk & Under Pressure to Forward-Looking & AI Curious – each with the specific risk points, what’s already working, and the recommendations that follow from it.
A short report written against your individual answers: where the delivery risk sits, what it costs to leave it, and what to do in the next 90 days. On screen the moment it’s ready, and emailed to your inbox.
Delivery doesn’t fail in one place. A clear methodology means little without visibility; good tools mean little without the discipline to keep them honest; and none of it holds when scope moves faster than the plan. The assessment reads all six areas together, because that’s how delivery actually behaves.
Understanding your current software development context, team structure, and project phase.
Evaluating your project management methodology, role clarity, and planning processes.
Assessing stakeholder transparency, risk management, and scope control mechanisms.
Identifying current challenges and defining success metrics for future growth.
Exploring your current AI tool usage and confidence in modern automation practices.
Analysing your project tracking tools and documentation practices for optimal workflow.
Common questions we get from senior technology leaders evaluating this work. Direct answers, no hedging. Open one to read in full.
Six areas that decide whether delivery holds up: Project Overview (your context, team shape, and phase), Delivery Discipline (methodology, ownership, and planning cadence), Project Visibility & Risk Management (transparency, risk tracking, and scope control), Improvement & Opportunity (today’s pain points and what success looks like), AI & Automation Readiness (tool usage and safe adoption), and Tools & Collaboration Stack (tracking and documentation). Each area gets a maturity level from Ad hoc to Optimised.
Your responses are stored securely on our own infrastructure – no third-party assessment platform sits in the middle. We use them only to generate your report and never share them. Reply to any email from us and we’ll delete your data.
Then the assessment works as a validation pass. Established delivery functions still find blind spots – usually in scope control, tracking honesty, or AI adoption – and those gaps are exactly what stops good process producing good outcomes. A mature team’s surprising score is often the most useful conversation starter.
About three minutes. Eighteen multiple-choice questions – no free-text essays unless you choose to answer a question in your own words. Your maturity scorecard appears immediately, and the personalised report takes a few seconds more.
Project managers, team leads, PMO directors, delivery managers – anyone responsible for getting software shipped. It’s also useful for executives who want an honest read on their delivery function before investing in fixing it.
You see your results straight away: maturity levels across all six areas, the delivery pattern your answers place you in, and the risk points and next steps that follow from it. A personalised report – written against your specific responses – follows on screen and by email, with a branded PDF to download. If you want to talk it through, you can book a free consultation with a senior practitioner. No follow-up unless you ask for it.
None. The assessment is free, with no obligations attached. You get the full results, the personalised report, and the PDF at no charge – and if you never speak to us afterwards, that’s fine too.
Our senior practitioners are happy to walk through your results and give you a direct view on priorities – no pitch, no obligation. One conversation.
