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One conversation, and a straight answer about fit

Advisory engagements, Industry Labs and Academy programmes are scoped and quoted rather than priced from a rate card, because what they cost depends on what you need. Tell us what you are deciding and we will tell you what we would propose — or that we are not the right firm for it, which is sometimes the answer.

DecisionOS is the exception: it has a published price and you can buy it without speaking to anyone. If your question is about the subscription, an invoice or a purchase order, this form reaches the right people too.

Three questions worth answering first

Optional, and you can bring them to the call instead. But an enquiry that answers these gets a specific reply rather than a generic one.

  1. 01

    What decision are you actually trying to make?

    Not the initiative, the decision — the thing that is currently unresolved and has a date attached to it. This is the single most useful sentence you can send us, and most enquiries do not contain one.

  2. 02

    Which outcome matters most: return, risk, compliance, or clarity?

    These pull in different directions, and an engagement designed around the wrong one produces a document nobody uses. If the honest answer is that you need to know which of them should matter, say that instead.

  3. 03

    What is the timeline, and what is driving it?

    A board date, a renewal, a regulatory deadline and an internal ambition are four different constraints. The one behind your timeline changes what we would propose.

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