Assessment guide
What happens during a delivery review
This guide walks through our flagship Delivery Performance Assessment so release owners know what to prepare and what the two-to-three weeks feel like.
Evidence before opinions
Week one is mostly collection. We ask for ninety days of deploy history, pipeline stage timings, incident summaries tied to releases, and the people who own merges and promotions. Without that material, interviews float.
If histories live in more than one system, we help you export a workable sample rather than waiting for a perfect data warehouse.
Timeline at a glance
- Kickoff (day 1). Agree applications in scope, access paths, and interview list. Confirm whether on-site observation days are needed.
- Collection (days 2–6). Rebuild lead time, deploy frequency, change failure, and recovery intervals from your history. Flag gaps early.
- Observation (days 5–10). Sit with a typical release or promotion cycle—remote screen-share or on-site in the Seoul–Pyeongtaek corridor.
- Draft findings (days 10–14). Share a factual draft for correction before recommendations harden.
- Workshop & report (days 14–18). Prioritize actions with delivery leadership and deliver the written assessment.
What you receive
- Measured intervals for the applications in scope
- Bottleneck map with named stages and owners
- Stability risk list tied to recent failures
- Ranked recommendations sized for the next release cycles
What we leave alone
- We do not rewrite your pipelines during the assessment
- We do not procure or resell tooling
- We do not replace your on-call rota
Implementation support can continue under a Delivery Health Retainer if you want ongoing review.
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