Continuity
Which activity must keep working? What depends on it, what is the fallback and who can authorise that choice?
Microsoft 365 transformation, migration & adoption
I help IT and digital leaders connect Microsoft 365 migration and platform change with business continuity, ownership, adoption and support. My contribution brings product and platform leadership together with the specialists delivering the change.
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Ask a business owner and representative users to describe one real task after go-live. Use these four lenses to find decisions the cutover checklist may not answer.
Which activity must keep working? What depends on it, what is the fallback and who can authorise that choice?
Who owns the service, its content and unresolved decisions once the project team moves on?
Can people complete the task in their actual working context? Include roles and locations that differ from the project team.
Where does someone go if the task breaks down? Does the receiving team have the context and responsibility to help?
At the LEGO Group, my product and platform responsibilities included a Microsoft 365 transformation involving more than 17,000 active users, 15,000 sites and over 200 related solutions. The example below describes my professional experience, rather than a client engagement delivered by DueBau.
I work with business owners and specialists to connect critical activities, solution dependencies, delivery capacity and the intended way of working after the change.
We agree priorities, accountable owners and the evidence needed for a decision. I connect technical delivery with communication, user enablement, feedback and support preparation.
We make the receiving responsibilities and remaining risks explicit, review how the new service works in practice and agree what needs attention after handover.
A focused review of business continuity, dependencies, adoption and support. Outputs can include an ownership map, open decisions and prioritised readiness actions.
An agreed leadership responsibility for priorities, coordination and business decisions alongside your engineering, security and delivery specialists.
Help connecting real work situations with user enablement, service ownership and practical handover. Scope and responsibilities are agreed around your situation.
Tell me what is changing and your timeframe. We can explore the readiness questions, where my contribution would help and whether a next step makes sense.
You decide what to share and whether to continue. A no, a pause or stopping here are all welcome outcomes. Any follow-up is by agreement.
Email me about a possible fitPaid work starts only after we agree the scope and terms. If we work together, review points and arrangements for ending and handing over the engagement are agreed from the start.
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