We advise systematically.
1As-is analysis
The as-is analysis is the starting point of a problem-solving strategy. It involves a thorough examination and evaluation of the current situation or an existing problem in order to obtain a clear idea of what is currently at hand.
2Needs assessment
The needs assessment identifies the requirements and needs that emerge from the as-is analysis. This involves collecting information and feedback from relevant stakeholders in order to determine the required measures more precisely.
3Derivation of measures
Based on the results of the analysis of the current situation and the needs assessment, concrete steps and measures are developed to solve the problem or improve the situation. This includes the definition of goals, strategies and resources required to implement the desired changes.
4Implementation of measures
Implementation is the process in which the planned measures are actually realized. This requires the coordination of activities, the assignment of responsibilities and the monitoring of progress to ensure that the desired changes are successfully introduced.