Three of nine initiatives need intervention, and two of them depend on the same Data Platform team.
Portfolio health averages 62%. Six initiatives are stable or improving, but the biggest rises are the least supported: Cloud Migration Wave 2 jumped 24.4 % pts with nothing in its notes to explain it. The concern is concentrated: Digital Workforce Automation fell 17.8 % pts as delivery broke down, Customer Data Platform has declined for five scans in a row, and Project Meridian's EU cutover has slipped again.
Needs leadership attention
Strong movements
Every sharp rise or fall since the last scan, checked against the driver's notes and control gates.
Risks the scores don't show
Scored strong, while waiting on an approval. Digital Workforce Automation rates its decision authority Structurally Strong, yet its own notes say delivery is blocked on a pending approval.
One team, three initiatives. The Data Platform team is a dependency for Digital Workforce Automation, Customer Data Platform and Cloud Migration Wave 2.
A control gate quietly disappeared. Integration sign-off was removed on Digital Workforce Automation and Project Meridian, in the same scans where integration risk rose.
Questions for the steering committee
- Who owns the procurement approval blocking Digital Workforce Automation, and when will it land?
- What changed on Cloud Migration Wave 2 to justify 89%, while it still shares the Data Platform team with two struggling initiatives?
- Should Customer Data Platform keep spending before its go / no-go review?
- Who owns the Meridian payroll interface fix: the vendor or Payroll Operations?