Free self-assessment
Twelve questions along the path from decision to KPI. Five minutes to answer, with an evaluation right here on the page and a personal report by e-mail within one working day.
Take the report pack as it lay on the table at the last executive meeting. The questions are meant for that pack, not for the idea of it. The yardstick is the reporting the executive team sees today, not the one in the making.
Honest rather than generous: where you hesitate, the answer is usually “Partly”.
The questions follow the path from decision to KPI: decision, question, KPI, data, report, effect, review. The lower your score, the further forward on this path the cause lies.
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Your result
The full evaluation appears here on the page. In addition, Philipp Kempter sends you a personal report by e-mail within one working day: two pages with your points per step, concrete recommendations and the fitting next step.
Your result
Seven steps from decision to KPI. Where action needed is high, the cause lies; the steps further back are usually just the symptom.
| Entry point | Who it is for and what you get | Duration and price |
|---|---|---|
| Intro call | You describe the situation, we tell you where you stand and what the sensible next step is. You leave with an assessment, not a quote. | 30 minutes, free of charge |
| Reporting review | For existing reporting that does not carry decisions in daily use. Review of report set, KPIs and data model. Written findings with a cut list and prioritised actions, including a recommendation on rebuild versus redesign. | A few days, from CHF 4,000 |
| Scoping sprint | For new initiatives. Target picture, architecture and tool decision, staffing plan and budget estimate: in writing, ready for decision and independent of whether you implement with us afterwards. | 2–3 weeks, from CHF 8,000 |
Fixed prices excl. VAT. We fix the price after the intro call; it depends on scope, such as the number of source systems, entities and people involved.