Evidence-informed
Every question maps to one capability in the approved model, so a result can be traced back to what was asked rather than to interpretation.
How it works
Delivery DNA turns structured assessment evidence into findings you can discuss and direction you can act on. Here is exactly what happens, and what each stage can and cannot tell you.
The journey
The model behind all of it is fixed: 5 domains, 15 capabilities, 45 questions.
Fifteen questions, one for each capability, written in plain delivery language. No preparation, no document gathering, no scoring workshop.
You get an indicative maturity view across all five domains, and you can save and download the Snapshot to share with colleagues.
The remaining thirty questions complete all fifteen capabilities. That depth is what allows capability-level findings, confidence and patterns rather than a headline.
Practical recommendations and bounded next-step direction for the coming quarter. Bounded on purpose: a short list your organisation can actually carry.
From evidence to action
Most organisations already hold plenty of delivery information. What is usually missing is the step that resolves it into a small number of things worth doing first. That step is the whole point of Delivery DNA.
What you receive
Findings, the patterns behind them, the confidence attached to each, and bounded 30/60/90-day direction. Illustrative example below.
Findings and patterns
Insight & Adaptation
Higher confidenceReporting is produced on time, but the same three delivery issues recur across unrelated projects without being named as a pattern.
Recommendation. Add a short cause section to the existing portfolio report rather than creating a new report.
Leadership & Governance
Moderate confidenceDecisions are taken at the right level, yet teams frequently rediscover them weeks later through informal channels.
Recommendation. Record decisions and their rationale in one place teams already open each week.
Bounded direction
Illustrative. Bounded 30/60/90-day direction, not a full improvement plan or transformation roadmap.
Principles
Three commitments that shape how the product behaves and what it is willing to claim.
Every question maps to one capability in the approved model, so a result can be traced back to what was asked rather than to interpretation.
Findings state what the answers suggest and how confidently. Nothing is presented as certainty the evidence cannot support.
DeliveryIQ prepares and explains. Your people review the findings, decide what to act on and remain accountable for delivery.
The free Snapshot takes 6–8 minutes and produces an indicative five-domain profile of your organisation.