Transition Decision Sprint
For leaders who need a defensible transition decision before committing to a larger program.
- Installed-base truth
- Movement risk versus cost of delay
- Priority customer cohorts
- Readiness and ownership map
- 90-day action plan
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Somé Strategy Group can diagnose the transition, design the complete migration path, recover stalled work, or provide principal-level leadership through execution.
Recommended paid entry
A fixed-scope engagement for one product, cohort, or market. The client receives the customer truth, the movement-versus-delay case, priority cohorts, readiness blockers, and a 90-day action plan.
Engagement paths
Each scope is principal led by Kennith Somé and tied to a specific executive decision, operating outcome, and definition of completion.
For leaders who need a defensible transition decision before committing to a larger program.
For teams that know the future product but still need a complete customer, commercial, and operating transition architecture.
For programs that are stalled, behind plan, or producing poor customer and operating outcomes.
For clients with delivery capacity who need principal-level governance, decision support, and course correction.
Commercial questions
The 10-business-day Transition Decision Sprint focuses on one product, cohort, or market and delivers the installed-base truth, transition economics, priority cohorts, readiness view, and 90-day action plan.
The footprint is intentionally light: one sponsor, one working contact, four to six focused interviews, two working sessions, and a bounded data and document pack.
No. The client can execute the 90-day plan internally, retain Somé Strategy Group for a defined workstream, or use limited fractional governance. Implementation is optional.
No. Telecom and connected devices provide the strongest proof of scale. The same pattern appears in legacy software, on-premise platforms, subscription services, infrastructure, and consolidating portfolios.
Start the conversation
Bring the trigger, the affected customer base, the current plan, and the reason leadership has not yet acted.