Before you buy the next tool, you need a plan that actually gets used.
Digitization strategy that does not disappear in a drawer. You get a roadmap for the next 12-36 months that your leadership team, your IT and your operations people can work from - with realistic costs, clear priorities and honest answers about what to do first, what to postpone and what not to touch at all.

What you have afterwards
A plan, not a slide deck.
You have a clear roadmap for the next 12-36 months.
Digitization strategy for SMEs in DACH: a realistic 12-36 month roadmap, honest cost ranges and decisions instead of workshop slides.
You know what it will cost, roughly, before you commit.
Digitization strategy for SMEs in DACH: a realistic 12-36 month roadmap, honest cost ranges and decisions instead of workshop slides.
You make decisions based on strategy, not vendor pitches.
Digitization strategy for SMEs in DACH: a realistic 12-36 month roadmap, honest cost ranges and decisions instead of workshop slides.
Honest take
Not every company needs a full digitization strategy. Here is when it really pays off.
Ideal for you if ...
- You have several digitization topics open at the same time (ERP, shop, CRM, automation) and cannot decide which order makes sense
- You want to invest in the coming 12-36 months and need a basis your leadership, IT and operations all agree on
- You are tired of one-off tool decisions that never add up to a coherent whole
- A board, investor or bank wants to see a credible digitization plan, not just intent
- You are preparing a generational handover or a change in ownership and want the digital baseline clear
- You want to release budget for digitization but only if there is a realistic plan behind it
- You want to stop relying on the opinion of whichever vendor happens to be in the room
Not a good fit if ...
- You have one concrete tool question (e.g. which ERP) and simply want a short recommendation
- You want a 'vision document' for marketing but have no intention to actually execute
- Your leadership is not willing to commit time to strategic conversations - strategy without leadership is paperwork
Not sure whether a full strategy is the right step? That is exactly what the free initial consultation is for. Sometimes a process analysis or a focused tool selection is the better first step - and we say so directly.
