Current state
Architecture, system inventory, process map, data flows, ownership, costs and known constraints.
Raeburn Discovery™ deliverable standard
A decision document, not a technology shopping list. Every recommendation should trace back to an observed constraint, measured baseline or explicitly stated assumption.
Architecture, system inventory, process map, data flows, ownership, costs and known constraints.
Technical debt, duplication, security concerns, manual effort, data-quality issues, integration gaps and operational dependencies.
Rationalisation, automation, AI, integration and process-improvement opportunities with assumptions and dependencies recorded.
Target architecture, process changes, controls, governance, human oversight and migration considerations.
Baseline, implementation assumptions, expected benefits, TCO, sensitivity ranges, payback logic and measurement plan.
Prioritised 90-day, one-year and three-year actions, with owners, dependencies, evidence gates and decision points.
Actual, estimated and modelled values must be labelled separately. Vendor relationships must not determine recommendations. Material assumptions, exclusions and unresolved risks stay visible rather than being hidden in appendices.