Advisory Archives - Ingenuity

Connected context

Understand Advisory in context.

Ingenuity’s taxonomy is a relationship model. Each term becomes more useful when it is connected to the problems, outcomes, capabilities, contexts, and evidence around it.

From context to action

How Ingenuity can help.

Relevant Services describe the capabilities we bring. Solutions organize those capabilities around a more specific problem, need, or outcome.

Solutions

How capabilities can be assembled around the need

Team collaborating around a layered digital information model connecting data, systems, processes, and relationships in real time.

Solution

Living Information Model

A structured approach to modeling enterprise information, relationships, context, governance, and change so people and systems can work from a more coherent source of meaning.

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Engagement Models

Follow adjacent terms to see how the same services, knowledge, and evidence connect from another angle.

Engagement model Project A defined engagement with agreed scope, outcomes, deliverables, roles, and a bounded delivery period. Engagement model Managed Team An ongoing multidisciplinary team provided and managed to deliver a continuing stream of product, design, engineering, or transformation work. Engagement model Audit A structured assessment of a current system, capability, product, process, risk, or readiness state that produces findings and prioritized recommendations. Engagement model Sprint A short, time-boxed engagement designed to answer a focused question, validate an idea, reduce uncertainty, or produce a concrete output… Engagement model Support Ongoing assistance that maintains, improves, troubleshoots, or extends an existing system, product, platform, or capability.

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Not sure which engagement model fits?

Describe the work, uncertainty, and operating constraints. We can recommend a structure that fits the problem rather than forcing the problem into a package.

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