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A methodology that turns a tool into work people actually adopt.

Discover, design, implement and improve, with deliverables, decision gates and governance at every phase.

Asana project overview with owners, milestones and overall status
Version1.0 (model)
Last reviewedJune 2026
OwnerDelivery leadership
StatusInitial version, refined with each implementation
Principles

How we approach each project

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Start with the business problem, not the feature

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Adoption from day one

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Evidence before promises

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Governance built into the design

Phases

Discover. Design. Implement. Improve.

01

Discover

Context, stakeholders, maturity and objectives.

Deliverable: Assessment and success criteria.

02

Design

Architecture, workflows, data and governance.

Deliverable: Architecture and workflow design.

03

Implement

Configuration, testing, enablement and rollout.

Deliverable: Configuration documentation.

04

Improve

Adoption, metrics, AI and continuous improvement.

Deliverable: Adoption and measurement plan.

Phased methodology in Asana: timeline with project stages and milestones
The methodology in practice

From blueprint to configured workflow.

Each phase starts with concrete deliverables: assessment, architecture, configuration and an adoption plan. These materials support the decision gates between phases.

Governance

Shared responsibility matrix

Asana

  • Platform and product
  • Models and controls
  • Documentation

TaskWork

  • Method and execution
  • Configuration and testing
  • Enablement and documentation

Client

  • Context and data
  • Decisions and approvals
  • Acceptance and adoption
Deliverables by phase

Deliverables, decision gate and owner

PhaseMain deliverableDecision gateOwner
DiscoverAssessment and success criteriaScope approvalDelivery
DesignArchitecture and workflow designArchitecture approvalDelivery team + client
ImplementConfiguration, testing and enablementGo-live decisionDelivery team + client administrator
ImproveAdoption and measurement planPeriodic reviewCustomer success
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

No. We use a shared method for every engagement, adapting it to each client’s complexity and maturity while maintaining consistent standards.

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